Delphi Chromium Embedded
Delphi components for embedding Chromium-based web browsers in Delphi applications using CEF3.
What is Delphi Chromium Embedded?
Delphi Chromium Embedded 3 (DCEF3) is a set of Delphi components that enable developers to embed Chromium-based web browsers directly into their Delphi applications. It solves the problem of displaying modern web content within native Windows applications by leveraging the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF3) to provide full browser functionality.
Delphi developers building Windows applications that need to display web content, embed web browsers, or render HTML/CSS/JavaScript within their desktop applications.
Developers choose DCEF3 because it provides a proven, component-based solution specifically designed for Delphi with tested compatibility across multiple Delphi versions, eliminating the need to build browser embedding functionality from scratch.
Overview
Delphi Chromium Embedded 3 (DCEF3) provides Delphi developers with components to embed Chromium-based web browsers directly into their applications. It leverages the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF3) to deliver modern web rendering capabilities to Delphi projects, enabling rich web content display within native Windows applications.
Key Features
- Chromium Embedding — Integrates Chromium browser engine into Delphi applications for modern web rendering
- Multi-Version Support — Tested and compatible with Delphi 2010, XE, XE2, and Delphi 7
- CEF3 Integration — Built on the Chromium Embedded Framework for reliable browser functionality
- Component-Based Architecture — Provides ready-to-use Delphi components for easy integration
Philosophy
DCEF3 focuses on providing a straightforward, component-based approach to embedding Chromium in Delphi applications, prioritizing compatibility across multiple Delphi versions while leveraging the proven CEF3 foundation.
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