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Here’s the object class reference for KHTML, which covers its DOM, HTML and CSS support. Dunno how much of this is actually implemented and available in Safari.

It’s too bad that Safari identifies itself as Mozilla/Gecko, when in fact its rendering engine is based on that of Konqueror. There’s going to be a lot of confused user-agent sniffers out there. A lesson, I suppose, on the perils of trusting the USER_AGENT string, and other spoofable HTTP headers.

Safari developer (and former Mozilla developer) David Hyatt responds to concerns about Safari.