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aSurgingRiver edited this page Dec 14, 2024 · 3 revisions

License Statement

The WebView plug-in is a long-term supported version, and will be regularly upgraded and maintained in subsequent versions, and the CEF kernel version will be updated. This requires a lot of time and energy, so please respect the results of your personal labor and purchase the genuine version.

There is no charge for individual developers, and free licenses can be obtained from here.

For commercial use, please purchase a genuine enterprise license.

License Classification

For commercial purposes, you can choose between Enterprise Edition and Professional Edition. These two licensing modes provide exactly the same functions, but the difference lies in the performance. The following is an introduction to their principles:

  • Professional version: CEF renders the web page to the graphics card, the graphics card synchronizes the data to the physical memory, and UE loads it from the physical memory into the texture.
  • Enterprise version: CEF renders the web page to the graphics card, and UE loads data directly from the graphics card into the texture.

From their principles, we can conclude that the enterprise version reduces physical memory synchronization and synchronizes web page data blocks without delay. When the screen resolution exceeds 4K, the experience is more obvious than the professional version.

Authorization Function

  • File upload and download
  • Watch videos without frame drops
  • Move the mouse without dropping frames
  • WebRTC online video and voice
  • Web page debugging
  • Mouse penetration and drag
  • Input method switch
  • Protocol wake-up
  • Parallel rendering on multiple graphics cards
  • Local domain name resolution
  • Customize the scaling ratio
  • Scale the page proportionally
  • Touch screen penetration
  • Cookie Management
  • Simulate mouse and keyboard input

License Usage

  1. Change the commercial license file name to webview_dev.dat
  2. Place the authorization file in the authorization directory
  • On Windows, put it in the %AppData% directory (C:\Users[user]\AppData\Roaming)
  • On Linux, put it in the $HOME/.local directory
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