All WebView2 instances in an application and all instances of the same application share this directory. WebView creates a user data directory to stores caches and persistent data like cookies and localStorage.
This is also required when bundling fixed-version WebView2 binaries. The path to the Edge binary directory can also be set manually using the .EdgeDir system property. WebView2 backend will automatically locate runtimes and Edge installations. Note: If WebView2 backend is requested but the runtime isn't found, the Browser will automatically fall back to the Internet Explorer backend. (Non-Windows platforms will ignore this value). Alternatively, set the system property .DefaultType to edge to globally change the default. To use the WebView2 backend, pass the SWT.EDGE style flag when creating a Browser instance. On Windows, the default Browser backend is Internet Explorer. There are no extra dependencies beyond the WebView2 runtime itself. Note: Stable Edge browser installations don't provide a WebView2 component.
This isn't suitable for production use, but might be necessary to test new pre-release features. (Same link as above).īeta/Dev/Canary version of the Edge browser. ( )Ī fixed-version archive with all the necessary files that can be bundled with the application. WebView2 component is available from multiple sources:Ī stand-alone auto-updating runtime component with a choice of web and offline installers. WebView2 is a runtime component that provides an embeddable version of Microsoft Edge.
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