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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Halivar" data-source="post: 1418488" data-attributes="member: 9327">Nope. Safari is built upon KHTML, the HTML component of the KDE desktop for Linux. It's main usage is in the Konqueror browser. It's the best in speed and W3C compliance, but worst on loading MS extensions like those used in the text editor that I'm typing this comment into. Hence, I have to load Mozilla if I want to visit ENWorld.   Mozilla uses the Gecko engine, made for use in KDE's chief Linux desktop rival, Gnome. Apple's support for KHTML (they've actually been making code contributions to the project) was widely seen as a blow to Mozilla domination of the third-party brower market. Time will tell.</blockquote>