Antonio started working on WebKit by helping out with the initial EFL port, and from then on moved to QtWebKit. Antonio brought a lot of experience from his work on the Mozilla project, and has been responsible for the spatial navigation implementation in WebKit, among other major contributions to the Qt port.
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Dumitru Daniliuc, better known to the community as Dumi, has spent most of his time working on WebSQLDatabase. After getting it working within Chromium’s sandbox, Dumi has focused his efforts on fixing bugs, cleaning up code, getting database functional within Web Workers, and helping implement the synchronous interface to the API.
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Chris came to WebKit as an accessibility expert, and he has put a lot of work into improving our accessibility support. He has done bug-fixing and architecture work, implemented many ARIA features, and greatly enhanced DumpRenderTree’s accessibility testing capabilities.
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Kent has largely worked on HTML forms. In that area, he implemented many features from HTML 5 including form validation and UI elements in addition to fixing many old form bugs. Recently, he’s also been doing great work getting Chromium’s DumpRenderTree into the WebKit tree.
Ojan started his work in WebKit by fixing various editing and form control compatibility bugs. Later, he helped with various infrastructure pieces like making webkit-patch work better with git and making layout tests less flaky. Lately, he has been working on fixing selection bugs and making them obey the platform specific conventions.
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Steve’s first involvement with WebKit was with the Geolocation API where he helped ensure spec compliance, fix bugs, and implement several features. Since then, many of his contributions have centered around upstreaming the Android port as well as related bugs fixes and refactorings.
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