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When I install Safari 4, does that replace the webkit engine in other apps that use it e.g. Fluid?
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According to MacGeekGab podcast 193, the answer is "yes". But the Beta comes with an uninstaller that restores the original WebKit.
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So all apps that use webkit benefit from the new engine?
That's my understanding. Safari 4 replaces the existing WebKit with the new one. Note that one of the MGG guys had problems with iPhoto crashing when loading pictures from an eyeFi device. It's a beta, so some incompatibilities are to be expected, I guess. And, again, it provides an uninstaller to restore the previous WebKit.