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On Thursday 07 December 2006 12:46, David Faure wrote:
> Nokia uses KHTML, but probably not KIO/KSocket.

:) Don't even try to sneak out that easy as the all-qt phone could=20
become reality..

It might be hard to fix it, it might be low in priority, but not even=20
recognizing it as an issue is an error IMHO. And it is frustrating for=20
KHTML too as they might be the fastest in rendering a page. But this=20
doesn't buy you anything if KIO takes too much time to load stuff.

Rigo

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