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This document lists several classes related to web content handling and networking in WebKit: WKHTTPCookieStore for managing HTTP cookies, WKContentRuleListStore for rule lists, WKURLSchemeHandler for custom URL scheme handling, and WKSnapshotConfiguration for webpage snapshot configuration.

WKHTTPCookieStore WKHTTPCookieStoreObserver
WKContentRuleListStore WKContentRuleList
WKURLSchemeHandler WKURLSchemeTask
WKSnapshotConfiguration

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