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The kdewebkit library sits on top of QtWebKit, providing KDE integration for icons, shortcuts, network operation (KIO), cookie management using (KCookieJar) and component embedding (KParts).

See the following link for a list of all classes:

http://api.kde.org/4.x-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdewebkit/html/annotated.html

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 == About ==
-The WebKitKDE library sits on top of QtWebKit, providing KDE integration (for example, WebActions using KDE icons and shortcuts, downloading using KIO, etc). WebKitKDE provides the following classes:
+The [http://api.kde.org/4.x-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdewebkit/html/index.html kdewebkit] library sits on top of QtWebKit, providing KDE integration for icons, shortcuts, network operation (KIO), cookie management using (KCookieJar) and component embedding (KParts).
-=== KWebView ===
-A QWebView with KDE integration.<br>
+See the following link for a list of all classes:
-KWebPage* KWebView::page() : Overridden from QWebView, it return a KWebPage instead of a QWebPage.<br>
-QWidget* KWebView::searchBar() : Get a search bar widget, usable for searching the page.<br>
+http://api.kde.org/4.x-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdewebkit/html/annotated.html
-void setCustomContextMenu(bool) [slot] : Should KWebView use it's own context menu, or should it emit a signal on right-click.<br>
-void showContextMenu() [signal] : If setCustomContextMenu is set to true, this signal will be emited when the user right-clicks on the page.<br>
-void openUrlInNewTab(const KUrl) [signal] : When the user middle-clicks a link, instead of opening it, KWebView will emit this signal. In tab-enabled browsers, this usually results in opening a new tab.<br>
-=== KWebPage ===
-A QWebPage with KDE integration.