Status QtWebEngine in KDEPIM
As QtWebKit will be remove from official Qt package I decided some months ago to evaluate QtWebEngine.
For sure QtWebEngine < 5.6 was too limited. But I started to use it. I evaluated QtWebEngine 5.5 but some features were missing (as possibility to block request or use custom scheme url).
I started to focus on Akregator as it still used khtml, I migrated it to QtWebKit and after that to QtWebEngine. (For 16.04 there is a experimental option to activate compilation).
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