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Since it doesn't replace the base WebKit, you'd either have to require everyone install Chrome to use your app (not guaranteed), or bundle the entire runtime (a
by ConstantineXVI 15y ago
Since it doesn't replace the base WebKit, you'd either have to require everyone install Chrome to use your app (not guaranteed), or bundle the entire runtime (adding ~10MB to your app). It's possible, but doesn't seem very practical unless there's a serious leap in performance or capabilities in Chrome vs the baked in WebKit.
Far more likely we'll see Chromium replace Android's engine in a version or two.