← Back to context Comment by pjmlp 2 months ago At least Windows development wasn't done with Chrome. 4 comments pjmlp Reply bezier-curve 2 months ago It wasn't? There are those kernel protected msedgewebview2.exe processes Microsoft shoved into Windows 11, actively making performance horrible. pjmlp 2 months ago Potato potato, it is still part of Chrome. wolvoleo 2 months ago Yeah Edge is Chrome so webview2 is also chrome. wolvoleo 2 months ago That's a good point. The new electron apps like teams and "new" outlook are terrible.
bezier-curve 2 months ago It wasn't? There are those kernel protected msedgewebview2.exe processes Microsoft shoved into Windows 11, actively making performance horrible. pjmlp 2 months ago Potato potato, it is still part of Chrome. wolvoleo 2 months ago Yeah Edge is Chrome so webview2 is also chrome.
pjmlp 2 months ago Potato potato, it is still part of Chrome. wolvoleo 2 months ago Yeah Edge is Chrome so webview2 is also chrome.
wolvoleo 2 months ago That's a good point. The new electron apps like teams and "new" outlook are terrible.
It wasn't? There are those kernel protected msedgewebview2.exe processes Microsoft shoved into Windows 11, actively making performance horrible.
Potato potato, it is still part of Chrome.
Yeah Edge is Chrome so webview2 is also chrome.
That's a good point. The new electron apps like teams and "new" outlook are terrible.