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Like the title says I am looking for a WebKit that can be used in a C++ application. I don’t want to use QT as you have to pay a lot if you want to create a commercial application. I had a play with WebKit .NET and Gecko but I’d like WebKit for C++ (not Visual C++ as I don’t want to be reliant on the .NET framework) without a framework (maybe a form control)?
Thanks Nathan
You don’t need a commercial Qt license if you link to it dynamically. It is LGPL.
As long as you use unmodified Qt DLLs and avoid linking it statically directly into the main executable, it is a LGPL compliant way of using the library. You can still bundle and redistribute the DLLs with your installer.