Jeff Retz

New release available: ```kotlin // KCEF implementation("dev.datlag:kcef:2024.04.20") // jcef implementation("dev.datlag:jcef:2024.04.20") ``` with updated jcef core

@MrMilkot you're on the right track, you just need to load the binaries first. Something like this: https://github.com/DatL4g/KCEF/blob/master/kcef%2Fsrc%2Fmain%2Fkotlin%2Fdev%2Fdatlag%2Fkcef%2FKCEFBuilder.kt#L295-L322 Or wait till compose-webview bumps to the new KCEF version, since it's...

KCEF currently comes with everything bundles in the JetBrainsRuntime as this was the only existing source of that jcef version. Back when I created this repository there was no way...

Yes read, write and execute permission is needed, so you have to use an install directory capable of these for the user. You could use my tooling library, which takes...

It's possible, can't tell for sure as this are jcef requirements and I don't have a deep insight I recommend to use my implementation as it has no downside

The burning series project is just a bit older and the tooling library didn't exist back then. However the implementation is the same.

Works fine on Fedora and tested on Ubuntu, probably a graphics server issue

Activating in the desktop application will be removed in the upcoming `6.0.0` release. Please download the browser extension instead, enable DoH (with Google, NOT Cloudflare!) in your browser (steps differ...

FYI this happend to me on Windows when I had the latest NVIDIA graphics driver installed, rolling it back to a previous version fixed the issue.

Is it possible to only apply this to Android 26+ and keep the "normal" exception on lower versions. Or is it possible to use Java reflection with `invoke()` instead?