webview

This is a fork of go-webview2

No EdgeHTML fallback

Added some functions I need:

1. High DPI support
2. Remove the blank icon in the title bar (because I don't know how to modify the icon, if you know, please open an Issue)
3. Prompt to download WebView2 runtime (based on dlgs)
4. Implemented disable debugging in non-debug mode: prevent default context menus, disable DevTools, disable built in error page, disable status bar and disable zoom control.
5. You can call webview2.DisableWebSecurity = true before creating the window to disable CORS (CORS is still enabled by default)
6. You can set webview2.UserDataFolder = "Your own UserDataFolder" before creating the window to custom userData folder
7. You can set webview2.UserAgent = "Your own UserAgent" before creating the window to custom UserAgent
8. webview2.NewWindow can now use existing windows(Untested)

Other Changes:

• Use functions in Golang's os package instead of GetModuleFileName function

Tips

If you want to use a more modern dialog box, please import the following package to use comctl6 (thanks to andlabs' winmanifest)

import _ "github.com/Tim-Paik/webview2/manifest"

Problem:

The ARM64 architecture is currently not supported, because I don't have an ARM64 device, and the Microsoft documentation does not mention the location of the Webview2 registry under the ARM64 architecture.

TODO

• High DPI support
• Clean title bar
• Prompt to download WebView2 runtime
• Non-debug mode
• Bindings

go-webview2

This is a proof of concept for embedding Webview2 into Go without CGo. It is based on webview/webview and provides a compatible API sans some unimplemented functionality (notably, bindings are not implemented.)

Notice

Because this version doesn't currently have an EdgeHTML fallback, it will not work unless you have a Webview2 runtime installed. In addition, it requires the Webview2Loader DLL in order to function. Adding an EdgeHTML fallback should be technically possible but will likely require much worse hacks since the API is not strictly COM to my knowledge.

Demo

For now, you'll need to install the Webview2 runtime, as it does not ship with Windows.

WebView2 runtime

After that, you should be able to run go-webview2 directly:

go run github.com/jchv/go-webview2/cmd/demo

This will use go-winloader to load an embedded copy of WebView2Loader.dll.

If this does not work, please try running from a directory that has an appropriate copy of WebView2Loader.dll for your GOARCH. If that worked, please file a bug so we can figure out what's wrong with go-winloader :)