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The Qt team has tested the design viewer with the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, FireFox and Edge and has found that the QML application runs well on all the web browsers. “The startup and compilation time depends on your browser and configuration, but the actual performance of the application, once it is started, is indistinguishable from the same application running on the desktop,” states the official blog.
This design viewer also runs on Android and iOS and is shipped with most QML modules and is based on a snapshot of Qt 5.14.
Many users have liked the web based design viewer
A user on Hacker News comments, “One of the most beautiful things I have seen in 2019. Brilliant!”
Another comment read, “This looks pretty cool! I am actually shopping for a GUI framework for a new project and WebAssembly support is a potential critical feature.”
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