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Isn't Roccat the one we have to use "Relink Against Leopard Webkit"? There's nothing wrong with the browser otherwise, but I think this one is THE one, isn't it?
 
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Does anyone have instructions on how to properly setup Roccat? I'd like to give it a spin, but I don't know how to "relink" it.

I'm also not entirely sure on how to properly setup LWK either, as the last time i tried to set it up properly, i ended up breaking Installer, Software Update, and several other things.
 
I use Roccat in its default state mainly because once linked to leopard webkit html5 videos start to stutter for me. If i don't link it, videos stream fine. However i linked safari against leopard webkit just for the security updates and updated certificates. You can also run LWK as a stand alone web browser without relinking and it will use safaris UI (just in case you feel uneasy about relinking).

To link roccat, safari, stainless, mail, etc with leopard webkit just drag and drop any webkit based app (safari/roccat etc) to the applescript relink droplet thats included in the LWK dmg and wait. It will create a new linked app with LWK added to the file name. This allows you to use either the default app, or the new updated/relinked app.

Cheers.
 
Does anyone have instructions on how to properly setup Roccat? I'd like to give it a spin, but I don't know how to "relink" it.

I'm also not entirely sure on how to properly setup LWK either, as the last time i tried to set it up properly, i ended up breaking Installer, Software Update, and several other things.
Look in the LWK dmg. There's an item in there called "Relink against Leopard-WebKit" or something alone those lines. Don't open it; instead open another window with your applications folder. Now drag Roccat on to the Relink script. Let it do its thing for a minute and when it's done you should have an item in your Applicatios folder called "Roccat LWK". This is the browser with the updated LWK frameworks; renders pages like WebKit, but with the UI of Roccat. Hope this helps. :)
 
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