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Is there something specific to the browser-in-a-desktop app domain that's different from normal frontend web development, where you have to support a variety of
by madeofpalk 2y ago
Is there something specific to the browser-in-a-desktop app domain that's different from normal frontend web development, where you have to support a variety of different browsers? How is it any different for Tauri?
- pornel 2y agoOn Linux you get WebKitGTK, which is more of a gamble than browser versions of Chromium or Gecko.
- hiccuphippo 2y agoI guess it's "your choice" vs "the user's choice". When it's the user's choice they can't complain to you.
- marcosdumay 2y agoThe different bit is that if you decide to include an entire engine with your app, you don't need to support a variety of different browsers. Most people that go into browser-in-a-desktop app want to also provide a web app, so the difference is moot. But there are certainly a few people for whom it applies.