Gtk+ 3.0 html5 backend

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4. You. Are. Amazing!

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10. Astonishing. I could hardly believe what I was looking at.

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12. Immediate mode rendering with network transparence is really a bad design.
    This is why X get poor performance when running applications which have complex ui.
    Learn new knowledges from NeWS and Flex, read this post too: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-devel-list/2008-March/msg00017.html
    I suggest you implement gtk widgets by using svg, js, and other web tech., and do something like this: http://www.starynkevitch.net/Basile/guisdoc.html
    If gtk developer can provide a flexible framework like flex/javafx/silverlight, this is deserves to be celebrated. IMHO, gtk with x is obsolete, can’t keep up with the times. Wayland, QtSceneGraph, QML is the fundament of open source gui.

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13. Been testing it today, this is awesome!

    BTW, beware guys, you not only need v4 of Firefox but also have to enable the websockets in a hidden preference:

    http://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/12/websockets-disabled-in-firefox-4/

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14. BTW, beware guys, you not only need v4 of Firefox but also have to enable the websockets in a hidden preference:

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