Learn & Discover

You might be wondering how a web browser may be used in an embedded device, or why WPE could be a good choice for your product. If you are an engineer, you might want to know if your target architecture is supported. Read below to answer these and more questions.

Supported Hardware

WPE runs on a wide range of hardware, including devices made by Broadcom, Nvidia, NXP, Qualcomm, or Rockchip.

Why Choose WPE?

WPE WebKit is widely adopted by many industries, including digital signage, professional audio, home appliances, set-top-boxes, automotive, and inflight infotainment. Countless devices deployed around the globe are already using WPE WebKit as their web runtime platform, and use is growing rapidly. Read more about why you should choose WPE.

WPE In Action

Video: WPE WebGL performance demos
WPE WebGL performance demos
Video: WPE SVG Transformations and Hardware Acceleration
WPE SVG Transformations and Hardware Acceleration
Video: WPE 2d canvas and video performance on low end-hardware
WPE 2d canvas and video performance on low end-hardware
Video: Web-augmented video overlays with WPEWebKit and GStreamer
Web-augmented video overlays with WPEWebKit and GStreamer
Video: WPE CSS Transforms and Performance
WPE CSS Transforms and Performance

If you’re using WPE WebKit, or are considering doing so, please take our brief user survey. Your input will help us make WPE WebKit better for you!

If you’re using WPE WebKit, or are considering doing so, please take our brief user survey! Your input will help us make WPE WebKit better for you.