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<p>To create Qt-based web applications, Qt provides interfaces that support a wide range of standard web techologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These interfaces enable applications to embed content from the World Wide Web.</p>
<p>It is also possible to combine Qt C++ and QML code with HTML and JavaScript to create web applications. Through Qt WebChannel, several of Qt's APIs are accessible to remote clients.</p>
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<p>Qt provides the Chromium-based Qt WebEngine module for applications targeting desktop and embedded platforms. For example, a web browser application for Linux platform.</p>
<p>It also provides the Qt WebView module, which uses the native web engine of the platform. For example, a RSS feed reader Qt Quick application for Android and iOS.</p>
<p>These pages contain information about porting applications to use Qt WebEngine and the various APIs:</p>
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<li>Qt WebEngine Overview</li>
<li>Qt WebView</li>
<li>Porting from Qt WebKit to Qt WebEngine</li>
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<p>The Qt WebChannel module enables HTML or JavaScript clients to access Qt APIs such as QObject. It provides both C++ or QML API, allowing Qt apps to communicate with JavaScript and HTML frontends.</p>
<p>These pages contain more information about the various APIs:</p>
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<li>JavaScript API</li>
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<li>Standalone Example</li>
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