android - Do 'Chrome Apps for Mobile' use native web-view on each platform? -
Is there a collection of Apache Cordova plugins only for each mobile platform or is it changing the original web-view with Chrome? Is also the web-view based on intentions?
This and Google Docs seem to indicate that this is just a collection of plugins, it says that on iOS it uses native web-view
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CCA
using the toolkit Cordova on all existing basis
are based and thus use the native webview.
On iOS, it's currently unlikely to change due to policy restrictions (but hey, who knows).
On Android, Cordova
Contributors want to experiment with the support of using custom web renderer implementation. It is being discussed as a potentially Cordova-4.0
major version collision milestone, and thus will target 2014 fall / winter. It's actually a dream at this point, but it's definitely a specialty on everyone's mind.
I should pay attention, there are many downsides to do this, it does not have all the gravy, using custom webview means that ~ 20 mg of application download size, and significantly more memory / video on device Memory Usage Alternatively, we can ask users to download a separate "Cordova-Runtime" app from the store (like Adobe Air for Android, or as you would download Java runtime for desktop), but users usually Dislike that experience.
In addition, Android 4.4 KitKat is now a Chrome based WebView, thereby reducing debugging and many modern web capabilities can be implemented, the usefulness of custom webvouches is decreasing.
Finally, a project that you ask, but is not based on Cordova, and no cca
Used by the equipment: just add it to the reference, their wiki participate in many business tasks with their attitude.
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