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> The usual problem is that you have to either use an antiquated IE based webview on Windows or install the Microsoft Edge runtime. Windows 10/11 both ship wit
by Octoth0rpe 4y ago
> The usual problem is that you have to either use an antiquated IE based webview on Windows or install the Microsoft Edge runtime.
Windows 10/11 both ship with Edge by default, so however big of a problem that is _now_ (probably depends a lot on your target market), it certainly will progressively be a smaller problem over time. Windows 10 was released almost 7 years ago, so while there are undoubtably some corps stuck with windows 8 as their standard, most of the world should've moved on at this point I'd think.
- api 4y agoIt depends on your target market then. If it's for business/enterprise use you have to ship the entire universe and try to support Windows as far back as possible because companies don't upgrade.