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  "path": "/blog/using-the-webview-module-with-c-and-qt-widgets",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-04T10:46:19.000Z",
  "site": "https://www.qt.io",
  "textContent": "For a long time, developers of Qt-based C++ applications have only had one option for embedding web content: Qt WebEngine. And while it offers a large API with many useful features, the module has its downsides, since it can consume a lot of system resources and increase binary size. For QML users, we’ve had an alternative in the Qt WebView module, but that API had never been exposed to C++ until now.",
  "title": "Using the WebView module with C++ and Qt Widgets"
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