> running the Acid3 test on the new WebKit-based browser I am currently > writing for the Haiku operating system, I receive a score of 98/100 and > "LINKTEST FAILED". Until now, I assumed it must be something the Haiku port > is lacking, but today I googled a bit for this problem, and it looks like > this may actually be a WebKit bug?
AFAICT this is not a WebKit bug per se, just a security measure as there are privacy implications related to the use of the :visited selector. > From the fact that both Safari and Chrome pass the link tests completely, I > am confused whether this is a WebKit problem or a problem in my browser (or > the Haiku port). I would say this is a problem in your browser / API. > Am I perhaps supposed to call some methods in WebCore > which trigger the correct behavior with regard to visited links? Yes, you need to call PageGroup::setShouldTrackVisitedLinks(true) to tell WebKit to keep track of the :visited links. See http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/32268 for reference. Regards, Julien _______________________________________________ webkit-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-help
