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Microsoft Edge (Chromium) app mode #251
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Hey @ncotrb - this looks great. Thanks for sharing it with us. I'm going to keep this open as it looks like a useful feature to add. Sorry it's taken so long. Hopefully we can get it in soon 🤞 |
The Code of @ncotrb is working for me, too. Is there any update on adding this feature? Would be very helpful for us. |
This works great for me as well. This would be a great thing to implement. |
Thanks for reviving - I had lost track of this one. I'll try to get it in a state to merge, though I don't have much time with Windows development these days. If anyone wants to put up a PR before I do, that would be welcomed 👍 |
Hey, any idea why this hasn't been merged yet? |
Dear EEL team, thank you for this incredibly useful module! It is a successful lightweight alternative to Electron. I'm currently building a simple app with EEL. =)
Feature request description
The Microsoft Edge Browser (from version 79.0.309 on) is based on Chromium, which opens up completely new possibilities. Microsoft is currently shipping an update (KB 4541302), which automatically updates Edge to this new base in almost every Win10 installation.
I noticed that you can now use APP MODE with Edge (Chromium) just like Google Chrome. This results in much better app windows even for users who don't have Gooogle Chrome installed.
To use the app mode, 'edge.py' has to be adjusted as follows:
If the new Edge (Chromium) Browser is not found in the system there is a fallback to the old Edge Browser.
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