Enhance your Android apps with content from external websites, using WebViews - and ensure this content looks good across a range of screen configurations.

How to avoid WebView trouble on older Android devices Google has stopped providing pre-KitKat patches for Android's built-in Web browser, but that doesn't mean you're left wide open to attacks.

Unlike other pre-installed Google apps on your phone, such as Drive and Gmail, you can't find a launch icon for Android System WebView in your app drawer.

Many Android apps use WebView to render web pages, so a WebView crash can be catastrophic. Here's how Google plans to address this in Android 15 ...

Android 15 is locking a component of WebView into RAM, making it easier for apps to call for it regularly. Read on to know more!

The just-released and latest version of Google’s mobile operating system, Android 4.4 KitKat, has made a big change to the WebView component: it is now powered by Chromium. Google says this is a ...

A Google engineer explained that Android 10 uses a new implementation called 'Trichrome': "Chrome is no longer used as a WebView implementation in Q+.

Google says that all users should update Android System WebView and Google Chrome via the Google Play. To do this, navigate to the Play Store app, search for Android System WebView, then tap update.

Facebook opens pages in its own in-app browser, which is powered by the Android System WebView. The main Facebook app is soon changing ...