Webkit and Adobe AIR

The WebKit library is used to render HTML and execute JavaScript in Adobe® AIR™. Adobe AIR allows web developers to deploy rich Internet applications on the desktop. Our plan is to contribute our changes back to the WebKit community in the near future.

The latest download can be found in the Files section as a zip file under Latest Webking-AIR source

Also, please visit the Adobe AIR product page on Adobe.com.# CSS Shaders prototype #

CSS Shaders

CSS Shaders bring cinematic visual effects to HTML, using simple CSS syntax. They expand the visual effects and interactivity possible with Web content.
With CSS shaders, you can twist, wave, curl, and color your content in any way you like to create effects such as flipping pages, curling corners, paper textures, curtain effects, magnifying glass, or anything else you can express in a shading language.

This prototype implementation leverages some Chrome specific features at the low level to add support for CSS shaders. You can download a former source code delta for Chromium 101238 from Downloads section of this page, under CSSShaders folder.

Webkit and CSSRegions

CSS Regions are a proposed addition from Adobe to the W3C CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) web standard that allows designers to build complex magazine like layouts using web standards.
Adobe engineers have worked on a prototype implementation in a customized version of WebKit.

WebKit source files used to build this customized version of WebKit are available in the Downloads section of this page, under CSSRegions folder. Headers of modified sources do contain special notice.