Comment 80 for bug 968308

(In reply to Florian HENRY from comment #74)
> I don't understand
> 1-Open "Test Browser" view
>
> I import the projet into eclipse, I can see it, it didn't crash. Do you mean
> run it as Java application, or Applet ? I try without succes.

Sorry this message was directed to Grant so I didn't add as much detail. More steps:
0. Import the project in Eclipse. It's a plug-in project so you'll need PDE installed (Eclipse SDK, Classic, etc have it).
0.1 Run as Eclipse Application so that you get the view inside the launched Eclipse.

(In reply to Kaloyan Raev from comment #75)
> (In reply to Marc-Andre Laperle from comment #68)
> I believe you can just share the .deb files via dropbox or similar service.
> In the end, WebKitGTK is an open source project and redistribution is
> allowed.

Thanks for the suggestion, I was looking for something like that.

> Could you explain in more details about the fix you applied? Is this an
> official newer version of WebKitGTK? Or you patched the one in Ubuntu 13.04
> and rebuilt it?

I applied the fix locally on top of the Ubuntu 13.04 package then I patched it again when I upgraded to Ubuntu 13.10. The fix is included in later official versions of Webkit. I'm not sure exactly which version will get into 14.04 but it looks like it will be 2.3.1 (proposed) which includes the fix. The webkit bugzilla link has been posted before but I'll give you the direct link to the patch:
https://bug-119003-attachments.webkit.org/attachment.cgi?id=207317

(In reply to Francesco D\'Amore from comment #76)
> In order to make menus working, you should add this line:
> Exec=env UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= /home/<myhome>/eclipse/eclipse

Ah OK, I was referring to the same thing, we just misunderstood each other a little bit.