chromium-embedded

This is a continuation of my last question . In that question I showed a problem involving TWebBrowser generating threads that persisted after the Browsers destruction. While noone could provide a solution to the problem, it was suggested that the problem could be a non-fixable one (a flaw with the TWebBrowser component itself). Because of this I have attempted to download and use the Delphi Chromium Embedded Framework . I downloaded the components and added them to Delphi, added one to a new form and attempted to run the program, at which point it throws up a CPU break point at 5264DF81 6A01

I've downloaded Chromium Embedded Framework r306 for Windows and built it. Unfortunately, it shows, that it doesn't support mp3: <script> var a = document.createElement("audio"); document.write(a.canPlayType('audio/mpeg')); </script> Output is empty and when I try to open an mp3 file, it can't be played (ogg is playable). The same time Google Chrome writes "maybe" (and it actually plays). How can I add support for MP3 in CEF? NOTE: PLEASE CONSIDER LEGAL ISSUES BEFORE PROCEEDING There is a way to enable MP3 support in CEF, but you'll have to modify the cef.gypi in the source distribution,

I'd like to make a desktop application to let a website be browsed, I don't want to make a browser but a Browser embeded Application. I've tried with JavaFx but I've found some problems like missing support for plugins (eg: flash, pdf viewer, etc). After lots of search i found Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) or JCEF Java wrapper for CEF but i don't know how to use it in java to start with.What are the dependencies?How i can start development (POC) using netbeans ? Is it possible to embed CEF/JCEF in java application? Tho Is it possible to embed CEF/JCEF in java application? Yes, you can do

I have known that cef3's older version like 2623 can enable H264 support through modify chromium\src\cef\cef.gypi file. But in recent versions like 3071 or 3029, cef3 has removed cef.gypi file. I have googled this, but what I found is still through modify the cef.gypi file. Since this methold is only valid for older versions. Is there another way that I can make newer version enable H264 support ? Thanks very much! Indeed the compile option to support proprietary codecs was moved. the magic now happens here: set GN_DEFINES=is_official_build=true proprietary_codecs=true ffmpeg_branding=Chrome

Internet Explorer-based WPF WebBrowser control suffers from some keyboard and focus issues and memory leak issues . As an alternative solution to these problems, we're considering available options for hosting Chromium instead of WebBrowser control in our WPF/C# project based around HTML editing. Similar questions have been asked here previously. I've read the answers and done my own research, but I hope to obtain some more feedback from people who have actually used any of the following options in production-quality projects : Awesomium and Awesomium.NET It looks very appropriate, but I don't