On Friday 07 January 2011 15:16:58 Tiago Marques wrote:

> While I still use it from time to time, the fact is I currently mostly use
> Chrome, because it is rather pointless to me not to. 

gtk-qt-engine is buggy and unusable with most styles.

Also when using qtcurve in Gnome, this setting supercedes any
KCM_GTK settings and you just see brocken QtCurve in KDE3,
with jumping buttons which become smaller and bigger depending on focus etc.

Also GTK-based browser shows Gnome desktop in dialogs, as I use different 
desktop folders in Gnome and KDE, this is annoying. It also uses GTK icons

Aslo it opens files in GTK applications, not in KDE players etc.

> The browser is fast, 
> somewhat lean, renders everything ok and with a gtk-engine-qt package it
> integrates mostly without looking out of place. AFAIK, it is not exactly
> dependence heavy, so that's another plus for integrating a piece of
> software from another party in a distro that shipped with Trinity.