Android System WebView

Latest Version 131.0.6778.104

By Google LLC

Some users might find the presence of Android System WebView in the installed app list can be a little bit puzzling. WebView is not something that can be used directly. Still, it is a vital component of Android OS that will allow every Android app to view the content directly within the application rather than using third-party apps. A specific web browser may have been installed on an Android phone, but this app is not quite efficient for viewing web content. In order to access these pages, Android will instead use WebView to display web content in the applications.

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Android System WebView File Information

Last updated: December 5, 2024
Developer: Google LLC
Version: 131.0.6778.104 (677810401)
Requirement: Android 5.0 and up
File size: 227 MB
Uploaded: December 5, 2024 at 5:11PM GMT+07
MD5: 1478773cacbfb27635887c0773084dae
SHA1: bedd577066729f5838bdb68dac050e7ba8186492
Available on Google Play: Install from Google Play

Android System WebView app review

The Android System WebView for Android does not require the user to actually do something in order to install or execute the program. The app will be automatically enabled by default, and will run in the background. It will run the moment a link is clicked from a particular app that supports this system. While the app is available for any Android user, this app is initially developed to give every app developer convenience.

For developers, it is manageable to use this app library to add mini browser features within the apps that will compress and extract the content of the web pages to access JavaScript. This app is like a mini-browser that comes with a number of convenience features, just like when there is YouTube link comes from a WhatsApp message.

Users can directly open it up without actually opening YouTube app. If users discover an exciting post while navigating through a social media app like Facebook, they don’t have to get out of the app to view the page. A mini-browser will open up, and users are able to read an article, scroll up and down, zoom in and out, searching a particular text, navigating through history, and so on.