- Can I Modify CSS Support in Chromium?
- 23 Mar 2011 04:25:35 am
- Last edited by Alex on 23 Mar 2011 01:42:34 pm; edited 1 time in total
I'm trying to create, or at the very least modify, a browser to hav e CSS1 support. Not CSS2 & CSS3, just CSS1. Why? Well, my call for such a browser or method in a current browser has gone (potentially) unread.
What I'm wanting to do, is strip Chromium of it's current CSS support and add in what KermM's phone supports, which I believe is CSS1. It'd be cheaper than buying a cheap pre-paid phone to test a website on, but it's still an option.
So, anyone familiar with building/modifying Chromium source can point me to where the CSS location is at? I've got the tarball downloaded and am looking at it now, the documentation seems to be pretty sparse for an open source project.
Lastly, anyone know where I can find the code or documentation to implement CSS1?
:Update: I've managed to find the CSS location thanks to Google Code Search. I was looking under WebKit, just under the wrong directories. Now, to alter CSS support would it be as easy as finding an older version of CSS and replacing the directory I've found?
I'm currently looking under third_party and will try native_client next.
What I'm wanting to do, is strip Chromium of it's current CSS support and add in what KermM's phone supports, which I believe is CSS1. It'd be cheaper than buying a cheap pre-paid phone to test a website on, but it's still an option.
So, anyone familiar with building/modifying Chromium source can point me to where the CSS location is at? I've got the tarball downloaded and am looking at it now, the documentation seems to be pretty sparse for an open source project.
Lastly, anyone know where I can find the code or documentation to implement CSS1?
:Update: I've managed to find the CSS location thanks to Google Code Search. I was looking under WebKit, just under the wrong directories. Now, to alter CSS support would it be as easy as finding an older version of CSS and replacing the directory I've found?
I'm currently looking under third_party and will try native_client next.