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In the early days of mobile computing, clicking a link inside an app often meant a jarring transition: the app would close, and a standalone browser would open to load the page. Today, this process is seamless thanks to , a pre-installed system component that essentially "borrows" the rendering power of Google Chrome to embed web pages directly into other apps. 1. How It Functions .android.webview-android
Historically, WebView was a permanent part of the Android operating system. This meant it could only be updated during major system-wide OS updates, leaving users vulnerable to web security exploits if they weren't on the latest version of Android. Starting with Android 5.0 Lollipop, Google decoupled WebView from the OS, turning it into a standalone app that can be updated independently via the Google Play Store. Depending on the device or OS version, the