Ingo Steinke is a Berlin-based senior web developer focusing on front-end web development to create and improve websites and make the web more accessible, sustainable, and user-friendly.
I still wonder how to test new Safari features on Linux - or even on an Apple device.
I have a MacBook build in 2010, still a useful laptop, that doen't get the latest Safari browser. I have an old iPhone, used only for testing, that doesn't get the latest Safari.
I installed Gnome Web which seems to be the closest to AppleWebkit, but it does not offer the latest features like CSS parent selectors or color display-p3 in the current version (3..38.6.19-gbbc62f3e1 powered by WebKitGTK 2.34.3 on Ubuntu Budgie / focal 20.04.3 LTS) which shows a copyright note from 2020 anyway.
Hackintosh looks like a promising solution to run an actual Apple operating system in a VirtualBox even on a Linux PC, but I'm not quite sure how to obtain a valid license and actually make it work, but I did not have time nor priority so far.
Are there any other solutions to run a browser with the latest AppleWebkit engine on Linux?
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I still wonder how to test new Safari features on Linux - or even on an Apple device.
I have a MacBook build in 2010, still a useful laptop, that doen't get the latest Safari browser. I have an old iPhone, used only for testing, that doesn't get the latest Safari.
I installed Gnome Web which seems to be the closest to AppleWebkit, but it does not offer the latest features like CSS parent selectors or color display-p3 in the current version (3..38.6.19-gbbc62f3e1 powered by WebKitGTK 2.34.3 on Ubuntu Budgie / focal 20.04.3 LTS) which shows a copyright note from 2020 anyway.
Hackintosh looks like a promising solution to run an actual Apple operating system in a VirtualBox even on a Linux PC, but I'm not quite sure how to obtain a valid license and actually make it work, but I did not have time nor priority so far.
Are there any other solutions to run a browser with the latest AppleWebkit engine on Linux?