Is it possible to achieve --webkit-animation with eclipse?

I was interested in it myself, so I looked it up, but in conclusion, it seems difficult to use Windows.

As an alternative, if you add a webkit browser to the editor that opens the html file (e.g.,) in the configuration, you can open it with a right click, which is less trouble than manual URL.

You can configure it from General>Editors>File Associations.

To get off the subject, I was concerned that The Webkit browser running on Windows was not so new.
(If you are developing iOS/MacOS, it may behave differently from the latest ones?)

Learn more about Eclipse's internal browser change settings:

The web browser that runs inside Eclipse is called SWT Browser, but the rendering has been delegated to an external implementation (default to be delegated varies by OS [1]).
By the way, it was IE11 in my Windows 10 environment.

The -webkit-animation media query in the question statement seems to be a feature that only supports webkit browsers, so [2] should be assigned to a webkit browser.

The configuration itself is simple: simply add one line to eclipse.ini [3].

-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=webkit

However, in addition to the above configuration, the following requirements must be met as a running environment [4].
It seems quite difficult to meet this requirement in Windows now (*I couldn't try it because I couldn't meet the requirements in my Windows environment).

• Windows:
  • 32-bit SWT
  • Safari must be installed
  • For OSs older than XP+SP1, the path to the Apple Application Support installation must be prepended to Windows' "Path" environment variable before running eclipse. This installation will be in a location like "C:\Program Files\Safari\Apple Application Support" or "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support". If more than one of these directories are found then choose the one with "Safari" in its directory instance.
• Linux:WebKitGTK 1.2.0 or newer must be in the library load path.Examples of Linux distros that meet this requirement by default include Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and Ubuntu 10.04.
• OS X: No additional runtime requirements, the default render is WebKit-based.

• 32-bit SWT
• Safari must be installed
• For OSs older than XP+SP1, the path to the Apple Application Support installation must be prepended to Windows' "Path" environment variable before running eclipse. This installation will be in a location like "C:\Program Files\Safari\Apple Application Support" or "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support". If more than one of these directories are found then choose the one with "Safari" in its directory instance.

Note:

• [1]Which platforms support the SWT Browser, and which native renders do they use?
• [2]Media query tests-animation and related
• [3]How do I specify the default type of native render that is used by the Browser?
• [4]How do I explicitly use WebKit as the Browser's underlying render?