Welcome to our latest newsletter! We're excited to introduce Equo Chromium v138, an update that further improves the way Java applications integrate modern web-based UIs. You'll also find details on the latest Equo Chromium v128 update, focused on stability fixes and reliability enhancements.

Introducing Equo Chromium v138: Our New Major Release

The highlights of this release include updates in performance, UI, APIs, and more:

Performance: improvements that keep UIs smooth and responsive, even during long tasks

CSS & Layout: support for nested CSS rules, HDR controls with dynamic-range-limit, and scroll-driven UI primitives for richer user interfaces

Web APIs: Document Picture-in-Picture, <dialog> lifecycle events, and File System Access API on Android/WebView

UI Components: fully customizable native <select> menus and improved light-dismiss behavior for dialogs

DevTools: AI-assisted debugging, a new Privacy & Security panel, upgraded Performance tooling, and Lighthouse 12.5 integration

Security: Enhanced security protocols and vulnerability fixes

LTS Support: this version will receive security patches backported for a longer period of time compared to previous releases

Requirements: v138 comes with updated minimum platform requirements. Make sure to review them before upgrading!

Check out our documentation for a complete overview of everything included in v138!

Fixes and Improvements in Equo Chromium v128

Added window title support for Standalone browsers

Fixed Swing new window issue (Linux)

Improved stability under high memory usage (Linux)

Resolved focus loop in Windows dialogs

Fixed context menu in draggable regions

For any questions or assistance, feel free to reach out at support@equo.dev.

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The Equo team