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 Ultralight is a lightweight, cross-platform, HTML rendering engine for desktop apps and games. It supports most modern HTML5 and JavaScript features while still remaining small in binary size and memory usage.
 
-API is available for C and C++, with community bindings for C#, Rust, Java, and Go in our forum [here](https://forum.ultralig.ht/t/community-language-bindings). 
+API is available for C and C++, with community bindings for C#, Rust, Java, and Go in our forum [here](https://forum.ultralig.ht/t/community-language-bindings).
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+## Why Would I Use This Over WebKit?
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+You can think of Ultralight like a smaller, lighter, cross-platform WebKit that's way more "hackable" and is designed to display HTML in an existing app rather than function as a standalone browser.
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+The API allows you to integrate your native code deeply with JavaScript (we offer bare-metal access to the JavaScriptCore VM API) and allows you to customize file system loaders, font loading, clipboard integration, and drawing itself (via GPU display lists or the Surface API).
 
 ### Base Memory Usage
 
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 Ultralight is a new port of WebKit combined with a new lightweight renderer intended specifically for embedding in apps and games.
 
+**Our port of WebCore/JavaScriptCore is at: https://github.com/ultralight-ux/WebCore**
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+**Our cross-platform desktop app runtime is at: https://github.com/ultralight-ux/AppCore**
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 ## Virtual GPU Renderer
 
 Our optional, high-performance GPU renderer takes advantage of GPU hardware when available. All painting is performed via virtual display lists and translated to your target platform at runtime (see the GPUDriver interface). This renderer is enabled by default when using Ultralight via the AppCore runtime.