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The browser is, in fact, the standard browser core installed on that particular device: | The browser is, in fact, the standard browser core installed on that particular device: | ||
* iOS: WKWebView (default, newer, faster, more secure; similar to Safari browser) or WebView (legacy option) | * iOS: WKWebView (default, newer, faster, more secure; similar to Safari browser) <s>or WebView (a discontinued legacy option)</s> | ||
* Android: Chrome | * Android: Android System WebView (using Chrome technology) | ||
* Windows 7: | * Windows 7: Chromium Embedded Framework or Internet Explorer (a legacy option) | ||
* Windows 10: Edge | * Windows 10: UWP WebView (with Microsoft Edge rendering engine) | ||
So, when creating your custom pages, consider the capabilities of the corresponding mobile browser. To display the content correctly on all platforms, make sure that you are using HTML and JavaScript features supported by all browsers and their versions on the targeted mobile devices. | So, when creating your custom pages, consider the capabilities of the corresponding mobile browser. To display the content correctly on all platforms, make sure that you are using HTML and JavaScript features supported by all browsers and their versions on the targeted mobile devices. | ||