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The browser on a Nexus 7 when an app requests a webview is WebKit 534.30. Chrome 27.0.1452.90 on Android 4.2.2 is WebKit 537.36. Appears there are two 'stock' b
by Imagenuity 13y ago
The browser on a Nexus 7 when an app requests a webview is WebKit 534.30.
Chrome 27.0.1452.90 on Android 4.2.2 is WebKit 537.36.
Appears there are two 'stock' browsers, no rooting or sideloading necessary.
- yareally 13y agoI'm aware WebViews are not part of Chome, since they're part of AOSP. However, WebView isn't very helpful though unless one is planning on making their own app. An end user cannot launch a WebView activity themselves past apps that take advantage of them. In short, it's an html/js rendering engine, not a browser.