Actually, it looks like Apple's approach is WebKit2 <http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/WebKit2>, which will handle the UI/web process separation itself, allowing any client application to benefit (as opposed to Chromium's current approach).
Perhaps you just meant the UI/web process separation itself, but it's interesting to note that Apple is going for a more general-purpose solution.
Perhaps you just meant the UI/web process separation itself, but it's interesting to note that Apple is going for a more general-purpose solution.