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  1. @isaiah Apple doesn't comment on future products or releases :-) It will, however, be in the next nightly build! 5:10 PM Nov 12th from Tweetie in reply to isaiah
  2. @isaiah The only other thing that would make it more useful would be a crash log attached to the bug 2:33 PM Nov 12th from Tweetie in reply to isaiah
  3. @lapcat Shipping updates is never free. Testing is a huge amount of work. 6:30 PM Nov 11th from Tweetie in reply to lapcat
  4. @gkstuart Nothing. But how do you tell a user to relaunch a dozen apps, including background things they didn't run explicitly?… Not easy. 6:29 PM Nov 11th from Tweetie in reply to gkstuart
  5. @artkiver Safari updates the system WebKit framework that is used by most apps. A reboot is required for them to pick up security fixes. 4:54 PM Nov 11th from Tweetie in reply to artkiver
  6. @brandonkelly And yet a new version of WebKit is precisely why it required a reboot. 4:33 PM Nov 11th from Tweetie in reply to brandonkelly
  7. @gkstuart WebKit is used by many, many applications. They all need to be relaunched to pick up security updates, rebooting achieves that. 3:20 PM Nov 11th from Tweetie in reply to gkstuart
  8. @jkale If you have a crash log (http://bit.ly/3otzmN it could be worth filing one anyway. 3:07 PM Nov 10th from Tweetie in reply to jkale
  9. @jkale Please file a bug report with the crash log so we can look in to what is going wrong. 2:38 PM Nov 10th from Tweetie in reply to jkale
  10. @duuudeman Duuuude! 12:30 PM Nov 9th from Tweetie in reply to duuudeman
  11. @higgis WebKit has support for WML, it's just disabled in virtually every WebKit-using browser. 11:52 AM Nov 8th from Tweetie in reply to higgis
  12. @sze You'll have to speak to the Dashcode people about that. 8:53 PM Nov 7th from Tweetie in reply to sze
  13. @vick08 If you mean "Did Google add that?" then, No. Most of the accessibility work on WebKit has been done by Apple accessibility experts. 4:38 PM Nov 5th from Tweetie in reply to vick08
  14. @kylemeyer Can you file a bug report at http://webkit.org/new-bug including a test case that reproduces the problem? 2:21 PM Nov 5th from Tweetie in reply to kylemeyer
  15. @shubox That's just bad timing :-( 2:10 AM Nov 5th from Tweetie in reply to shubox
  16. @kch Thanks. You can track http://bit.ly/YpOWk if you want to know when that is fixed. 7:00 PM Nov 4th from Tweetie in reply to kch
  17. @millenomi Please be nice to me :-( 3:22 PM Nov 4th from Tweetie in reply to millenomi
  18. @riddle You've spoken with everyone that's used the Inspector? What else did they have to say? ;-) Thanks for taking the time to file a bug… 2:01 PM Nov 4th from Tweetie in reply to riddle
  19. @morrick Given that it is Safari that is running (only with a different version of the underlying WebKit framework), it makes sense 2:00 PM Nov 4th from Tweetie in reply to morrick
  20. @riddle Have you filed a bug report on that? 1:52 PM Nov 4th from Tweetie in reply to riddle