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CSS Unused CSS Stages Flexbox and Multi-Column Layout Flexbox: Part 1

Gareth Powell
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Gareth Powell
Courses Plus Student 7,016 Points
Posted by Gareth Powell
Gareth Powell
Courses Plus Student 7,016 Points

Why do we use 'Webkit' when using Chrome?

Hi.

I may have missed it but I wondered why Guil mentions to use 'Webkit' as he/we are using Chrome? Can someone please tell me the reason why we use webkit when we're using Chrome.

Thanks, Gareth

1 Answer

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
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Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
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Both Chrome and Safari are built on an HTML & CSS rendering engine called "Webkit". When you browse the internet using Chrome or Safari, you're really using Webkit.

Gareth Powell
Gareth Powell
Courses Plus Student 7,016 Points
Gareth Powell
Gareth Powell
Courses Plus Student 7,016 Points

Thanks for your speedy and useful response, Michael - much appreciated. Gareth