Hello!
I don't think that Konqueror in its current state is usable for most of
the "modern" Web (even Wikipedia!). Hell, a lot of modern websites are
actually hardly usable even with Chromium-based browsers (which are the
unwritten standard for the modern Web) unless you have lots and lots of
RAM to spare. Of course Konqueror's own KHTML/KJS engine is very
outdated and has little hope IMO. So, creating a WebKit or WebEngine
port for TQt/Trinity seems to be the better solution. But I don't think
it's coming anytime soon.
I also use SeaMonkey both for Web and E-Mail (the latter mostly because
one of my accounts requires SSO login), but I do use Konqueror for some
simple web pages. Still, having a modern web engine is very important,
since all Trinity's application will be able to make use of it. KlamAV
is indeed a good example, since it uses KHTML/KJS to show web-pages, and
does so with quite a big difficulty.
--
Mavridis Philippe
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