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h1. Applications using QtWebKit
Browsers
- Arora(Arora): an opensource web browser for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X
- Konqueror(Konqueror): an opensource web browser, part of KDE, when selecting to use kwebkitpart
- Rekonq(Rekonq): an opensource web browser with an integration with KDE
- Yberbrowser(Yberbrowser): a web browser for devices with touch screen
- Light(Light): a basic browser for mobile devices
- Orange Mobile Browser(Orange Mobile Browser): An experimental web browser built with Qt 4.7 + QML and running, for now, on N900. Symbian will be the next target build.
- RaskBrowser: Rask is a lightweight web browser designed for mobile devices with touchscreen support. It’s based on QtWebkit and QML.
Applications
- Google Earth(Google Earth): the planet explorer of Google uses WebKit to show web content directly in the application
- Spotify for Linux: on-line music service, links against, among other qt libs, QtWebKit.
Mobile Applications
- grr: A Qt application for accessing Google Reader on the N900
- Crochik Macuco: Maemo Web Browser for iPhone-optimized websites
- qreddit: A lightweight reader application for reddit.com
Runtimes
- Qt WRT: the runtime for mobile web applications is based on QtWebKit.
You know about an application based on QtWebKit? Add it to the lists!