Interesting score of Qt Webkit in html5test.com

[Guest]

|. Browser vVer |. Points |_. Bonus |
|<. Microsoft Internet Explorer v9 |>. 130 |>. 5 |
|<. Mozilla Firefox v3.6 |>. 155 |>. 4 |
|<. Qt Webkit (with Qt 4.7.2) v2.0.2 |>. 212 |>. 2 |
|<. Apple Safari v5.0.3 |>. 228 |>. 7 |
|<. Opera v11.1 |>. 244 |>. 7 |
|<. Google Chrome v10.0.648 |>. 288 |>. 13 |

[EDIT: converted to a nice table :-), Volker]

[Guest]

featurewise support of webkit for html5 as reported by the website is "here":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Qt_Webkit_HTML5_Score

[Guest]

Umm, just got Qt 4.7.3 and no change in Qt Webkit version or the scores. Hope we get a newer webkit version soon!

[Thijs]

I hope so too! Trying to compile QtWebKit 2.1, but getting errors :(

[Guest]

Thijs, not sure if the daily source snapshot has a later version... I've been wanting to check but never got to it

[Thijs]

I compiled QtWebKit on Linux (Git checkout branch qtwebkit-2.1)
@./Tools/Scripts/build-webkit --qt --release --file-reader --image-resizer --no-svg --no-javascript-debugger
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I run the demo browser that is included and I got a score of 230 + 10, so indeed a bit higher. Drag&drop support is much better thanks to a bugfix from the SVN WebKit I backported to QtWebKit2.1 (WebKit/qt/Api/qwebpage.cpp - around line 1000, remove the if(...) inside dragEnterEvent(T* ev){} )

It seems the file-reader does not actually work though in Qt. It's correctly enabled, but just doesn't work: for example this demo: http://html5demos.com/file-api

[Guest]

230 + 10 is nice jump :)

[Thijs]

It also depends on the compilation options of course (and probably installed codecs); when I did a minimal compilation, I got a score of 160 + 10

[developer 123]

MiniBrowser Mobile on my Nokia N8 with Qt4.7.3: 235 + 13 bonus