I wonder if it is possible to use chromium engine inside google chrome or the google chrome itself to render a web page inside my WPF application instead of using traditional WebView (because it's the IE engine and it's awful -_-) or implementing CEFSharp (because it uses about 200 MB of space only for the chromium engine)

so in this case I need the target pc to has installed google chrome or any other(firefox or ...)

Soooo ... is there any solution?

thanks in advance

EDIT

I want to create applications based on web UI, - because of being easy and powerful - I know some providing this feature, e.g. CEF Sharp WPF or electron js but they include a full chromium engine with the app. I don't want this.

I want to create my app as light as possible, and my idea is to use chromium engine of a modern browser, that almost everyone has one.

For example, imagine that the user has installed google chrome.

• first I locate the installation folder
• I use chromium.exe -render path/to/file.html(imaginary) command to render my application UI.
• finally bind the UI events to my native code. (e.g. c#(wpf) or any language that you can create desktop apps with it)

One solution is creating web apps by installing a website with the browser. but with that you cannot for example create or read some files in user pc, or any similar operation.

I'm looking for the most light-weight solution...

Finally I found the right thing I want!

That's it!

webui!