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Kind of but also not. Tauri uses the default on the platform it runs on, this zig-webui project seems to be able to use every major browser and every major plat
by diggan 3y ago
Kind of but also not. Tauri uses the default on the platform it runs on, this zig-webui project seems to be able to use every major browser and every major platform. For example, Firefox, Chrome and Edge all seem to be available for Windows, Linux and macOS in zig-webui, while Tauri would use a specific engine for a specific platform (by default at least).
- twen_ty 3y agoTauri can use a separate browser runtime if required. The use default is a space saving mechanism.
- diggan 3y agoIs this described somewhere? I couldn't find anything in the configuration (https://tauri.app/v1/api/config https://tauri.app/v1/api/config & https://beta.tauri.app/references/v2/config/ https://beta.tauri.app/references/v2/config/) about it, maybe I scanned through it too quickly? Unless you're referring to using tao and wry as libraries in your own application, but I guess that would be kind of cheating as it's not really a part of Tauri per-se in that case.
- zija 3y agoThey are working on servo implementation, but it's long time to go. Tauri has problem on Linux, webkit2gtk has lower performance etc. I know I have problems with three.js, others with svg Additionaly communication speed between backend and frontend is bottleneck (serialisation to string) and you must use custom protocols to effectively communicate/send large data, zero copy binary protocol isn't possible at the moment
- mthoms 3y agoI've been looking into Tauri and I'm curious if you could expand on the known problems with three.js and svg? Thanks.