Igalia
 

Igalia is an open source consultancy specialized in the development of innovative projects and solutions.

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Igalia 19/06/2013

Igalia partners with Adobe to move the web forward

Both companies will collaborate implementing W3C CSS standards for WebKit and Blink

Igalia 29/05/2013

Igalia joins efforts providing support to LibreOffice and the Document Foundation

LibreOffice benefits from another contributor and the Document Foundation welcomes the addition of Igalia to its list of supporters

Igalia 16/05/2013

Igalia at the WebKit Contributors Summit 2013

Like every year Igalia attended the WebKit contributors meeting held by Apple in San Jose, California on Thursday, May 2nd and Friday, May 3rd.

Igalia 25/04/2013

Igalia releases WebKitGTK+ 2.0 after more than two years of development

Igalia is proud to announce the first stable version of the 2.0 series of WebKitGTK+, the WebKit port for the GNOME platform.

Igalia 16/04/2013

Igalia at the Linux Collaboration Summit

Igalia participates in the Linux Collaboration Summit, April 15th - 17th in San Francisco.

Igalia 21/02/2013

Igalia attends the Mobile World Congress

Igalia will be in Barcelona February 25th - 28th for the mobile industry's largest annual event.

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Browsers and client-side web technologies

We have the most WebKit expertise found in the consultancy business. Our team includes five WebKit reviewers and 15 engineers dedicated to WebKit development.

What We Do

Areas

Igalia innovates in multiple specific areas to deliver the best Open Source technologies and solutions to its customers. We focus on client-side web technologies including WebKit and Javascript engines, optimization of graphical pipelines, Multimedia, the Linux kernel, Accessibility and more.

Platforms

Our expertise and specialization in relevant domains comes from our work on a wide set of platforms and software distributions. From Tizen to Android and from desktop to embedded, our work and contributions are present in almost anything running on top of a Linux kernel.