Web Browser for Windows

Web Browser for Windows is a Windows-only WebView2 browser asset for Unity.

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🔹 It allows your project to open and control web content from a Unity scene using a native Windows WebView2 host. The asset is designed for desktop projects that need login pages, dashboards, documentation, web apps, local HTML interfaces, embedded tools, admin panels, or online content inside a Unity-based application.

🔹 The package includes a ready-to-use demo scene, a configurable settings asset, a runtime control panel, and an editor documentation window. Browser behavior can be customized through WebBrowserWindowsSettings.asset without editing code.

Main use cases:

• Open websites inside a Unity Windows project
• Load local HTML from StreamingAssets
• Use JavaScript communication between Unity and the web page
• Display dashboards, web tools, login pages, forms, help pages, or online interfaces
• Control browser size, position, quality, opacity, cache, cookies, and developer tools

Important:

This package is for Windows only. It requires Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime and Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 9.0 to run the bundled WebBrowserWindowsHost.dll. The package does not include executable .exe files, following Unity Asset Store package rules.

Source-code and third-party disclosure: All C# code authored by Aisen Corporation is included as readable, editable and unobfuscated source that customers may modify, extend and rebuild. WebBrowserWindowsHost.dll is a ready-to-use build output; its complete C# source, offline-buildable .NET project and rebuild instructions are included in Assets/Web Browser for Windows/Source/WebBrowserWindowsHost. Asset uses Microsoft Edge WebView2 SDK 1.0.864.35 under the Microsoft Edge WebView2 SDK license; see Third-Party Notices.txt in the package for details. The included Microsoft.Web.WebView2.Core.dll, Microsoft.Web.WebView2.WinForms.dll and WebView2Loader.dll files are unmodified third-party SDK binaries.

✅ This is a separate Windows asset and does not depend on Android, iOS, WKWebView, or mobile WebView plugins. It uses its own namespace, assemblies, menu paths, settings asset, and StreamingAssets folder so it can be imported next to a mobile Web Browser asset without naming conflicts.

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