Content Source: microsoft-edge/webview2/how-to/publish-uwp-app-store.Content: Publish a UWP WebView2 app to the Microsoft Store - Microsoft Edge Development.ID: a41e6607-2207-13a3-e637-464e3504e0d4 Hey HenkPeels64 - It looks like Photoshop is using a WebView2 control, which is why the processes are appearing as children of the Photoshop process. Im Rodrigo, Independent Advisor and I will help you.It is required for ➟ GitHub issue linking.

So my question is, why does the article say WebView2 only works with 64 bit UWP apps when it clearly works with 32 as well? Are there specific issues with the 32 bit version or something like that it or is it an error in the article? Also, I can’t find any other information about this - this seems to be the only article that mentions 32 bit UWP apps not supporting WebView2. Microsoft Edge WebView2 supports webview instances inside of UXP-powered features. An example of this is the WinUI 2 Gallery - the WebView2 control there works fine on 32 bit Windows. However, when testing, WebView2 seems to work fine in 32 bit UWP apps (tested on a 32 bit version of Windows and a 64 bit version). According to the article, WebView2 is not supported in 32 but UWP apps, only 64 bit. Use the modern Microsoft Edge (Chromium) platform to bring web experiences into your native app.

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