Platform Roadmap

Lightweight Browser currently supports Windows. We’re actively working on bringing additional platforms to the plugin. All future platforms will be included in the same package at no extra cost.

Current Status

Platform	Engine	Status
Windows 10/11	WebView2 (Edge Chromium)	✅ Available
Android	System WebView	🗓️ Planned
macOS	WKWebView (WebKit)	🗓️ Planned
iOS	WKWebView (WebKit)	🗓️ Planned
Linux	WebKitGTK	🗓️ Planned

Planned Platform Details

Android

Engine: android.webkit.WebView (bundled with Android, auto-updated via Play Store)
Min API: 24 (Android 7.0 Nougat)
Architecture: ARM64 (arm64-v8a), ARMv7 (armeabi-v7a)

macOS

Engine: WKWebView (part of macOS — no external dependencies)
Min OS: macOS 11 (Big Sur)
Architecture: Universal Binary (x86_64 Intel + ARM64 Apple Silicon)

iOS

Engine: WKWebView (part of iOS — no external dependencies)
Min OS: iOS 14.0
Architecture: ARM64
Build: Requires Xcode 15+

Linux

Engine: WebKitGTK (webkit2gtk-4.1)
Runtime: Requires libwebkit2gtk-4.1 and libgtk-3 installed via package manager
Architecture: x86_64

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FAQ

Will new platforms cost extra?
No. All platforms will be included in the same Lightweight Browser package on the Unity Asset Store.

Can I use the Windows version now while waiting for my platform?
Absolutely. The C# API is designed to be cross-platform from day one. When your target platform ships, your existing code will work with minimal or no changes.

How will I know when a platform ships?
If you provide your email in the form above, we’ll notify you directly. Updates are also posted on our Changelog and Asset Store page.