We know this has been a pain point for developers who had to deploy the runtime along with their applications.įollowing the Consumer rollout, the rollout to managed devices is meant to further increase the availability of WebView2 Runtime on active Windows 10 devices.
Windows 10, however, doesn’t have WebView2 Runtime pre-installed. On Windows 11, WebView2 Runtime is already a part of the operating system and will be readily available for any device updated to Windows 11. WebView2 applications require the presence of WebView2 Runtime to function. We are happy to report that WebView2 Runtime is now installed on most active eligible Windows 10 Consumer devices and will continue to be deployed on newly active Windows 10 devices.Īs a follow-up step to the Consumer rollout, we are also announcing that after January 16 th, 2023, we will start rolling out WebView2 Runtime to managed/domain-joined devices with Windows 10 April 2018 Update or later. Earlier this summer, we announced that we were beginning to roll out WebView2 Runtime – the runtime powering WebView2 applications – to Windows 10 Consumer devices to make it easier for developers to deploy their WebView2 applications. It powers many applications today such as Microsoft Office, Microsoft Power BI, and Visual Studio. Microsoft Edge WebView2 is a UI control that allows developers to embed web content into their Win32 C++.
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