[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 227297] Web Inspector:

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=227297

Toddathon Kennedy <kennedyh.blackman at yandex.com> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from Toddathon Kennedy <kennedyh.blackman at yandex.com> ---
Testing how well web kit does w/o JavaScript on and with ALL cookies blocked. If CANT get any into sites with cookies blocked will adjust. If neither are accepted I check a 0 instead of a 1 cruising around their sites of various natures of which I’ll include in my report. Adding in css sheets to their site as I’m “stuck” to see what they got shoved up em, a lil mild HTML5 And Py3 just to see if maybe we can at least score some bug bounty hits while I’m at it. 

+Side note; IF you add the NEWEST safari websploits (version 13 we are on now. But if you add in its additional patches to the WebKit you get a halfway decent if not a wholesalable as a Mac Pro or even a tablet add on browser because it REALLY kicks then. So use your developer accounts to buy the newest issues of safari (I learned this even the very first time I got the be fortunate to be one of those who got to beta test it so while I stood there waiting for it to gegg to verified I just stuffed as many safari betas as it’d let me before it was my turn. So what did I do? Reverse engineered that sucker although not NEEEAAARLY as close to my hero. First off anyone who can write in Linux gets my admiration. I plan on trying soon! But this git seems like a whole nother beast. But that is for another time. Just take safari’s beta tests and add em to your WebKit. Happy things happen. Just ALWAYS BACK UP FIRST! Don’t come running to me ken ken I lost the farm. Well did you back up first? Well no. There ya go. Facepalm.

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