Launched October 7, 2025

JxBrowser
Add Chromium web browser to your Java app.
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JxBrowser is a cross-platform Java library that integrates a Chromium-based web browser component into Java applications. It offers a comprehensive API for DOM access, Java-to-JavaScript communication, printing, file downloads, and more.
JxBrowser is a Java library that embeds a Chromium-based web browser into Java applications.
- for
- Java developers needing web content in desktop apps
- pricing
- paid · free trial
- license
- open source
works withJava SwingJavaFXSWTComposeChromium
Key features
6 features of JxBrowser
- Cross-platform support — Runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, including ARM and Apple Silicon with Java 17+.
- Multiple UI toolkits — Provides ready-made BrowserView components for Swing, JavaFX, SWT and Compose.
- Full Chromium engine — Uses Chromium build 154.0.8037.58 delivering modern web standards and GPU-accelerated rendering.
- Rich API access — Allows DOM manipulation, Java-to-JavaScript communication, printing, file downloads and network interception.
- Extensive docs & examples — Clear API docs, tutorials and dozens of code examples for quick integration.
- Prompt engineer support — Personal Help Center gives replies from JxBrowser engineers within one business day.
Use cases
- Hybrid desktop apps with modern web UI
- Checkout kiosks and touch-screen interfaces
- Digital signage and outdoor advertising displays
- HTML5/JS games rendered at 4K @ 60 fps
- Web scraping and automated form filling
JxBrowser FAQ
Which operating systems does JxBrowser support?+
It runs on Windows (x86/x64/ARM), macOS (x64/Apple Silicon) and Linux (x64/ARM).
What Java versions are required?+
JxBrowser requires Java 17 or newer.
Is there a way to try JxBrowser before buying?+
Yes, a free trial is available from the vendor website.
How can I get technical help?+
Engineers reply within one business day via a personal Help Center account.
Can I use JxBrowser with different UI frameworks?+
Yes, it provides BrowserView components for Swing, JavaFX, SWT and Compose.
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