http://www.konqueror.org/ - includes New Releases
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Browse All TopicsHas any1 found a build of Konqueror for MS windows?
I like to test on current browsers while at work, at home I've got a G4 to run Safari as a Konqueror test but at work I don't wanna bother a graphx designer to test how it would look in a konqueror based browser, so, has any1 been able to build one for MS windows?
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http://www.konqueror.org/ - includes New Releases
http://www.apple.com/safar
Off to work, good luck on your query.
Asta
Admittedly a search on google at first glance hints at konqueror for windows, but that's only because it's the filemanager and internet browser for KDE and other x-windows variants in Linux...
There's the remote possiblity that, had I the time on hands, I could build my own binary using the sources from http://www.konqueror.org/ but, I'd rather find some1 with much more experience doing such things :)
I wish you good luck; I've searched the Microsoft site extensively, including the MSDN Library and got ZERO hits with Konqueror in broad-search as well as in exact query. You may benefit by posting another question (if nothing results here) in the major Web Development versus Browser topic area or perhaps include a 'go to' link. If this would entail doing code work, I'd be surprised to find any takers since that's tons of programming work.
I haven't given up on this (yet); still looking. Went through the Safari Developer site but nothing new yet..still looking. Was hopeful in this link the other day, but can't find the reference this morning.
http://www.info.apple.com/
Found it here... (cut/paste and source link follow)
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http://docs.info.apple.com
Surprise: Apple's New Browser Is a Sister to Konqueror
http://www.linuxjournal.co
Cool, you're still thinking about this :)
I just got on that site and I'll look through it. In the meantime I've been trying to get this to work: http://kde-cygwin.sourcefo
Looks promising, even apart from the KDE desktop under windows. This already has some X-windows applications running in windows. I have to date not been able to get KDE to work though :(
To be honest I gave that sourceforge another try and got a running version of konqueror using Windows XP...
Quite cool, it has some issues yet to be honest, I'm still working on getting flash running and some backgrounds are not showing in my konqueror while they are working in Safari (Mac OS X) which is based on konqueror. But seems worth it for people to know that it can work and with more work most likely become better.
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by: astaecPosted on 2004-03-02 at 07:06:54ID: 10495579
Interesting question, and have little time this week; but checked this reference chart for Browser Compatibility that I've found helpful in designing and planning and do not see it included at all: webmonkey/ reference/ browser_ch art/
ch?hl=en&i e=UTF-8&oe =UTF-8& q=k onqueror+w indows
http://hotwired.lycos.com/
In doing a general query, found some links that "may" imply Windows-based or at least IE based possibilities
http://www.google.com/sear