The TintBrowser is forked from, but use Chromium WebView as web engine. You can use ChromiumWebView as the same as Android WebView except for different package name. Inspired by ChromeView project, our goal is to provide full Android WebKit compatible API, so the web apps or hybrid apps can easily immigrate to chromium. ChromiumWebView gives your application early access to the newest features in Chromium, and removes the variability due to different WebView implementations in different versions of Android. The current performance of Android webview is so poor. If you have problem when git pull, please re-clone this repository. This is just a experimental project, don't use it in product. Standards Compliant: Like Firefox, GeckoView offers excellent support for modern Web standards.Android WebView wrapper based on chromium Notice.Self-Contained: Because GeckoView is a standalone library that you bundle with your application, you can be confident that the code you test is the code that will actually run.Suited for apps and browsers: GeckoView is particularly suited for building mobile browsers, but it can be embedded as a web engine component in any kind of app.Think of it as harnessing the full power of Gecko (the engine that powers Firefox), while its API is WebView-like and easy to use.
Full-featured: GeckoView is designed to expose the entire power of the Web to applications, and all that through a straightforward API.
Furthermore, it is also a moving target: different phones might have different versions of WebView, all of which your app has to support. However, Android’s WebView is not really intended for building browsers, and hence, many advanced Web APIs are disabled. Android offers a built-in WebView, which applications can hook into in order to display web pages within the context of their app.
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