Re: Why Emacs should have a good web-browser

[Miles Bader]

Paul R <address@hidden> writes:
> How about doing that the other way, that is rendering emacs buffers in
> webkit (or an other xhtml/css+js lib), making it the default rendering
> backend for emacs in graphic mode. It would probably cut off some large
> amount of emacs plateform-specific code and make web integration tight.

Please give more details about what you mean.  Emacs' display engine is
not simple, and much code relies on its (many) features.  It would seem
quit difficult to make it use a high-level display toolkit with very
different abstractions.

-Miles

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