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Webkit has a few bugs that prevent our software from running in this browser (and Safari/Chrome/etc). We don't have sufficient C++ knowledge to fix the bugs ourselves, but we're certainly willing to fund the development and do extensive testing of the patches. What would be the best way to proceed?

I was thinking of submitting a project per bug in one of the RentACoder or alike sites. Which site would be best for this particular work?

Most bugs are related to standard compliance, so I expect Safari and Chrome to copy the patches once webkit accepts them. Is there anything I can do to accelerate that process?

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I don't think c++ expertise is required in order to contribute.

Write a detailed error report. Create a comprehensive set of test cases, with some sort of reference rendering. Put all of this on a webpage, and then create a bug report (or comment on an existing one) on the WebKit bug tracker.

Read more about tests (and wait, there is even more), or more about reporting bugs.

gnud