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With CEFpython we can render a web page to a texture and then use that texture inside an OpenGL context - that's pretty useful to us because we can combine web content with other hardware accelerated (potentially 3D) elements. We can even receive events, like mouse clicks within that context and pass them back to the CEF instance to update the page.
I don't see any signs of pywebview doing that - it doesn't look like that's the aim here - but just thought I'd check in case I'm missing something
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With CEFpython we can render a web page to a texture and then use that texture inside an OpenGL context - that's pretty useful to us because we can combine web content with other hardware accelerated (potentially 3D) elements. We can even receive events, like mouse clicks within that context and pass them back to the CEF instance to update the page.
I don't see any signs of pywebview doing that - it doesn't look like that's the aim here - but just thought I'd check in case I'm missing something
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