To stay up to date with the latest releases and updates subscribe to the WebView2 Announcements repo or checkout our release notes. Let us know in our feedback repo how you are using CDP to add extra functionality to your applications!
Common use cases of CDP have been: cookie management (now incorporated into WebView2), enhanced emulation, screenshots, and much more! Checkout a recently released CDP tutorial for a step by step guide on how to use the WebView2 CDP Extension. WebView2 developers can take advantage of these APIs to add increased functionality beyond the current scope of available WebView2 APIs. CDP, Chrome DevTools Protocol, is a set of Chromium Open Source APIs traditionally used to instrument, inspect, debug, and profile chromium based browsers. NET developers to utilize CDP APIs in their WebView2 applications. WebView2 CDP Helper (Preview): We have released the WebView2 CDP Extension to make it easier for. To date, the WebView2 Runtime has been installed on over 200 million Windows devices! The increased ubiquity of the WebView2 Runtime will make it easier to deploy WebView2 applications in the preferred Evergreen distribution mode. Second, we’re seeing many applications, including Microsoft Office, starting to deploy the WebView2 Runtime with their applications. First, the WebView2 Runtime will be inbox in Windows 11 machines. We are happy to announce two updates on this effort.
WebView2 Runtime Deployment: We have been working to increase the availability of the WebView2 Runtime on Windows machines. Please view our github post for more info! We are excited to hear your feedback and aim to GA this version of our control in the first half of 2022. This will be the way forward for UWP apps running on desktop to adopt WebView2. WebView2 on WinUI2 (Public Preview): We’ve heard feedback from several customers about support for WebView2 in their existing WinUI2 based UWP apps and have subsequently worked with the WinUI team to backport our WebView2 control into WinUI2.
Please visit the Windows App SDK website to learn more about how to get started building Windows applications. Windows App SDK (Public Preview): WebView2 is now available in the Windows App SDK.
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