falkon web browser (QupZilla)

Whilst IRIS is finally with us (well sort of, if you use RO Direct, or you can still pay 50UKP and use it how you like) I had the pleasure of trying something else this week…
Built an old IntelCore2QuadQ9550 based system with an SSD main drive.
Installed 3 operating systems (well it already had W10 home on it), Linux Mint 21.3 and Haikur1beta5
Yes Haiku (the community developed successor to BeOS)
Wow it is fast – just like RISC OS when used on the appropriate hardware.

They have a native web browser – web positive – which runs pretty well but is not so good with Javascript based things.
Gnome Web can also be run and is pretty good too but again struggles with complex javascript
The also have a port of Netsurf !
Even a version of Otter.

But the ‘recently’ renamed QupZilla which is now called Falkon has been ported and is actually pretty good. It can handle a majority of javascript based sites as well (eg youtube).
Falkon is a light weight KDE Web browser using the QTWebEngine (a slimmed down version of the Chromium core)
It was originally written in python but is now written in C++ with the Qt Framework.
So there is a build for Linux and a build for Haiku.
Believe there are also ports for Windows 7-10 and MacOS

I am not a coder (well not for 30 years anyway) so cannot answer my question which is…

How realistic would it be to port Falkon to RISC OS ?
There was a port of QupZilla back a few versions (?v1.8.9 – was that a Python version?)

yes know about available resources and duplication of effort etc, more interested in ‘technical possibility’ ie are the tools available to do it?