moving xwidget-webkit to WPE

moving xwidget-webkit to WPE

[Noé Lopez via Emacs development discussions.]

Hi Po,

A few months ago, when I sent a patch to disable javascript in
xwidget-webkit you mentionned that it needed to be rewritten/adapted for
WPE Webkit. Does that still stand true ?

If so, I would like to take on that task during the summer holidays,
because I want to, and because my school will compensate the work for
credits on the next year, this is great for me as it will allow me to do
fun stuff and get a head start on the next school year.

I think I can handle the WebKit magic, but I will probably need a little
bit of guidance with the Emacs programming.

Have a great day,
Noé Lopez

Re: moving xwidget-webkit to WPE

[Po Lu]

Noé Lopez <noe@noé.eu> writes:

> A few months ago, when I sent a patch to disable javascript in
> xwidget-webkit you mentionned that it needed to be rewritten/adapted for
> WPE Webkit. Does that still stand true ?

Yes, nothing has changed.

> If so, I would like to take on that task during the summer holidays,
> because I want to, and because my school will compensate the work for
> credits on the next year, this is great for me as it will allow me to do
> fun stuff and get a head start on the next school year.
>
> I think I can handle the WebKit magic, but I will probably need a little
> bit of guidance with the Emacs programming.

OK, please approach us with any question you will.

Re: moving xwidget-webkit to WPE

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Disabling Javascript is a very important thing,
Thanks for offering to work on it.

-- 
Dr Richard Stallman (https://stallman.org)
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