I am using WebKit to piggy-back on the non-rendering phases of WebKit's loading of a page (parsing, DOM creation, onload-time Javascript execution), for doing some dynamic analysis of the in-memory objects that result after these phases.
Hence, I want to disable the actual "rendering" of visible objects (I don't need to "see" any window). So far, I have been using Xvfb (X Virtual Frame Buffer) to have my application send its window into this fake X server. Is there an even better approach - perhaps a macro/flag that I can turn off so that WebKit does not graphically render anything? Thanks!
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