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> Uninstalling IE would break how applications would present to the user. It makes sense for developers to use the native html renderer when they don’t want to
by judge2020 5y ago
> Uninstalling IE would break how applications would present to the user.
It makes sense for developers to use the native html renderer when they don’t want to have to include a big binary blob (Electron/CEF) to do so in their application.
- pygy_ 5y agoThe WebView API and the browser app are not the same thing. Uninstalling the latter shouldn't touch the former, nor should it break the OS.
- can16358p 5y agoYup. At worst, the bundled browser may use the built in web renderer if applicable for whatever reason perhaps. But it definitely shouldn't be the other way around.