Hi Product Hunt! 👋 Today, we’re launching Fuzio, our Chromium-based browser component for Java and Kotlin desktop apps, tailored to the Chinese market with support for local Linux-based operating systems and CPUs such as LoongArch, Kunpeng, Phytium, and Hygon. Why Fuzio? As demand for domestic software grows in China, more development teams need to adapt their applications to local platforms. For desktop apps that embed web content, the browser component also needs to support these operating systems and processors. That’s where Fuzio comes in. With Fuzio, you can: - Embed web content into apps built with Swing, JavaFX, SWT, and Compose for Desktop. - Run on Chinese Linux distributions, including Kylin, with support for LoongArch, Kunpeng, Phytium, and Hygon hardware. - Display, create, export, and print PDFs within your application. - Let JavaScript call Java methods to access the local filesystem, hardware, and OS APIs through your application’s Java code. - Reuse existing Java business logic from JavaScript. - Control the web UI from Java by executing JavaScript. - Access and manipulate the DOM from Java code. - Configure browser networking to work within internal or restricted networks. - Control SSL/TLS certificate handling. Fuzio also comes with built-in communication with Google services removed. Which operating systems and CPUs do you need to support? What challenges have you encountered when adapting your software? We’d love to hear about your experience and answer your questions!

Fuzio

Embed Chromium into your Java and Kotlin desktop apps

Embed Chromium into your Java and Kotlin desktop apps