QtWebEngine

Good one, I have been trying to install plugins for Chromium, but not able so far.
With the standard Chromium browser, you go to "chrome://plugins"
and see a list of installed plugins for Chromium, not sure if this is available for Qt's chromium browser? Would be a really nice feature (adblock,etc, all usefull plugins that should available :)

I'm looking for the link delegate policy also. I had some link that open in the native browser using QWebView...

@maximus I made a custom class subclassing QWidget and just added my QWebEngineView in it, then I can promote a standard QWidget inside designer to this class. Works but would be nice to have QWebEngineView in designer for newbies

Finally, I skipped the restrictions mofidying the file qtwebengine/tools/qmake/mkspecs/features/functions.prf:

Before:

skipBuild("Qt WebEngine can currently only be built for Linux (GCC), Windows (MSVC 2013), OS X (XCode 5.1+) or Qt for Device Creation.")
return(false)

After:

#skipBuild("Qt WebEngine can currently only be built for Linux (GCC), Windows (MSVC 2013), OS X (XCode 5.1+) or Qt for Device Creation.")
return(true)

When i play a video on youtube ( 3 minute), ram increase to 1.2Gb.

Well, for posterity, I'll answer my own questions as best I can:

Proxy server any port can be set in the OS environment ("http_proxy") and the widget seems to respect this setting.

override QtWebEnginePage.certificateError, which should return true if we're ignoring the error. Unfortunately the widget doesn't actually call this function for a lot of certificate errors, so it's not working right now.

File downloads aren't supported, maybe in 5.5

tl;dr - QtWebEngine is very young, wait for future versions for it to be usable.

[quote author="JKSH" date="1424486520"]Hi,

Qt WebEngine is not available on mobile platforms.

Use "Qt WebView":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebview-index.html instead[/quote]

Thanks a lot, it works!

Glad that it worked :)
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thanks. now is working

Yes I was using a busy loop calling QApplication::processEvents(); once in a while

To summarize:

Yes you can run QtWebEngine headless/in console but it requires QApplication and won't work with QCoreApplicaion

Much alike WebKit it requires quite frequently access to main event loop i.e. do not block it for extensive periods of time

I'm not sure if toHtml() shows original/loaded Html or 'generated' Html (after some time javascript usually alters original Html) and which Blink engine version is used (it could be rather old) but it doesn't render google's results properly.
I need to investigate... any pointers, documentation...

i guess this the new design like all modern web-browsers have, when each tab is running a separate process. This is done for security and stability reasons.

the QtWebEngine module is very limited - from a programmers point of view - yet.
You can find the whole C++ API "here":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebenginewidgets-module.html

Hi,

You should rather ask this on the "qtwebengine":http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qtwebengine mailing list. You'll find there the modules developers/maintainers (this forum is more user oriented)