Hi, there.
I'm a fresh, newbie user of CEF4 (with Delphi 10.3 Rio on Windows 7/64-bits) and I've got to say I'm loving CEF4 already. \\:^]
I believe I could safely say I've released myself from the IE-driven WebBrowser wrapper slavery.
However, I have a curiosity:
The Goggle Chrome browser itself scores at http://html5test.com with 504 points (out of 555).
Both BriskBard and my own CEF4-based browser do score with 474 points each.
Does it mean there still are non-implemented features in CEF4?
Thanks in advance.
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CEF4 score at html5test.com
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Re: CEF4 score at html5test.com
Hi,
Sorry for the delay.
CEF includes Chromium and it has some differences with Chrome.
This article is outdated but most of the things they say still apply today :
https://www.howtogeek.com/202825/what%E ... nd-chrome/
The different score in html5test.com is caused by the different features that Google added to Chrome.
Sorry for the delay.
CEF includes Chromium and it has some differences with Chrome.
This article is outdated but most of the things they say still apply today :
https://www.howtogeek.com/202825/what%E ... nd-chrome/
The different score in html5test.com is caused by the different features that Google added to Chrome.
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Re: CEF4 score at html5test.com
Thank you for the answer. That explains a lot.
Actually, the score is not important to me. I was just curious about it.
The important is: with the valuable help of CEF4Delphi, I can navigate to the sites I need to automate without all those JavaScript errors I used to get with the MSIE-driven TWebBrowser component.
I think more Delphi programmers should get to know CEF4Delphi. I'll do my best to spread the word.
Keep your extraordinary job!
Actually, the score is not important to me. I was just curious about it.
The important is: with the valuable help of CEF4Delphi, I can navigate to the sites I need to automate without all those JavaScript errors I used to get with the MSIE-driven TWebBrowser component.
I think more Delphi programmers should get to know CEF4Delphi. I'll do my best to spread the word.
Keep your extraordinary job!
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Re: CEF4 score at html5test.com
Thank you very much! 
