What WebKit version is in what Android version?

In the data reported by my ScoreKeepr app, some useful stats on the version of WebKit used in a Android release.

Android version WebKit version
Android 2.1-update1 530.17
Android 2.2 533.1
Android 2.2.1 533.1
Android 2.2.2 533.1
Android 2.2.3 533.1
Android 2.3.2 533.1
Android 2.3.3 533.1
Android 2.3.4 533.1
Android 2.3.5 533.1
Android 2.3.6 533.1
Android 2.3.7 533.1
Android 3.2.1 534.13
Android 4.0.1 534.30
Android 4.0.2 534.30
Android 4.0.3 534.30
Android 4.0.4 534.30
Android 4.1.1 534.30
Android 4.1.2 534.30
Android 4.2 534.30
Android 4.2.1 534.30
Android 4.2.2 534.30

If you have any additional information, please leave it in the comments below, and I’ll update the post.

UPDATE July 11, 2012 – added Android 4.0.4
UPDATE August 18, 2012 – added Android 4.1.1
UPDATE October 3, 2012 – corrected 534.3 to 534.30
UPDATE November 9, 2012 – added Android 4.1.2
UPDATE November 23, 2012 – added Android 4.2
UPDATE November 31, 2013 – added Android 4.2.1
UPDATE February 15, 2013 – added Android 4.2.2

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  • http://www.facebook.com/beverlyannrobertshawk Beverly Hawk

    Can u explain to me what the web kit/533.1 actually is?

    • http://jimbergman.net Jim Bergman

      WebKit is an open source web browser engine, and is the basis for the web browser on Android, iPads and iPhones. It is also the basis for the Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Chromium desktop web browsers. More at http://www.webkit.org/

  • Swivelgames

    This list is invaluable. Thank you very much, Jim!

  • Johnny5k

    Should 534.3 really be 534.30? (note the trailing zero) 534.13 is actually higher than 534.3, which would imply the version of WebKit in Android 4.0.1 is lower than the one in 3.2.1, which is doubtful. If you could double-check and clear this up it would be great. It may also be helpful to list what version of (Desktop) Chrome shares the same version of Webkit, for context & reference. Just a thought. Thanks for the info in any case.

    • http://jimbergman.net Jim Bergman

      Indeed, the version number reported by the browser is 534.30 not 534.3 (for example, the complete USER_AGENT string looks like this: Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 4.0.4; en-us; Galaxy Nexus Build/IMM76K) AppleWebKit/534.30 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/534.30). I missed adding the trailing 0, which has significance.

      It is worth noting that in all cases, version 533.1 is correct (and not 533.10).

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  • perico

    What about Android 4.2? Is the same version of webkit?

    • http://jimbergman.net Jim Bergman

      Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will ship on the Nexus 10 and Nexus 4 on November 13th, 2012. No way for me to test for browser version until 4.2 ships.

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  • Johnny5k

    Any word on 4.2?

  • http://twitter.com/trecani Francesco Trecani

    Android 4.2 with stock browser: Webkit 534.30 (again)

  • http://jimbergman.net Jim Bergman

    Android 4.2 still reports 534.30 as the browser version. (Thanks to reader Francesco Trecani for reporting this.)

    The full USER_AGENT string: Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 4.2; en-us; Nexus 7 Build/JOP40C) AppleWebKit/534.30 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Safari/534.30

    Interestingly, the Chrome browser (v18.0.1025.166) on the Nexus 7 reports the WebKit version as 535.19 (thanks to reader Hayk Saakian for pointing this out).

  • Johnny5k

    Thanks for updating with data for Jelly Bean 4.2! Sad to see they still haven’t updated the browser!!

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