WebView2, a Chromium-based control for embedding web content into Windows apps, is now generally available to developers building apps based on WinUI, replacing the original EdgeHTML-based WebView.

Microsoft's attempt at bridging the gap between UWP and Win32 is now available for developers building packaged apps. Version 0.5 still has some limitations, but version 1.0 will come later in 2021.

WebView2 is now generally available for desktop UWP apps. ... General users of PCs likely have not heard of WebView2, or any version of WebView, but it's an important feature for applications.

Microsoft today expanded WebView2 with a .NET preview that lets developers embed a Chromium-based WebView in their Windows Forms, WPF, or UWP app. Because WebView2 is decoupled from the OS, ...

Introducing the WebView2 SDK Preview. A preview of the new WebView control launched earlier this summer, with a new SDK.Currently only available for Win32 C++ APIs on Windows 10, it’s the first ...

Also, Microsoft's big Win32/UWP unification tool WebView2 hits general availability and is included in WinUI 3. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer May 25, 2021 at 8:00 a.m. PT ...

Microsoft has been working to bring win32 desktop apps and its Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps closer together in recent years. That work has an official name now: Project Reunion.

UWP’s window layout inherits much of its control design and spacing spacing from the tablet-first Windows 8 WinRT. With Windows 10’s focus on desktop applications, that’s led to applications ...