> Yes, it means that QT/KDE framework are in danger (freedom issue and > privacy risks) because QTWebengine embeds **entire Chromium platform**.
Are you sure it's a risk that QtWebengine engine is using the chromium platform ? Does that mean that every Qt based browser using QtWebengine is inevitably compiled with the whole chrom(ium) platform ? Maybe it depends on how each application is using QtWebengine. Sorry to ask, but I'm using a Qt-only environment, and trying to keep every application as lightweight as possible (while having as many features as I need and still being freedom/privacy friendly). That mean that I'm using Qupzilla as a web browser, and Qupzilla switched from QtWebkit to QtWebengine because QtWebkit is now considered insecure. If what you're saying is true, that means I will have to switch from a Qt-only to a GTK-only environment since there is no other Qt web browser that fits my needs. I never thought that chromium would be hiding behind QtWebengine and that it could be a problem. Thank you for bringing this to our attention ! _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.parabola.nu/mailman/listinfo/dev
