Zebkit Packages Chromium as Native Library

Zebkit’s compelling idea is not merely embedding Chromium—CEF already does that—but making the browser engine feel like a native dependency rather than an application runtime. [CEF documentation](https://chromiumembedded.github.io/cef/)

• –Project benchmarks report a 34% smaller package, faster cold starts, and 29% lower blank-page memory usage than Electron.
• –Native Playwright execution and MCP support make Zebkit unusually relevant for browser-based AI agents.
• –Built-in PDF, media, compression, crypto, and graphics APIs could eliminate duplicated dependencies in desktop software.
• –The tradeoff is substantial integration complexity: Chromium builds require roughly 30 GB, platform support is still evolving, and sandboxing, signing, and licensing remain deployment concerns.
• –CEF remains the more established choice, while Zebkit’s differentiation is its slimmer host model, broader language bindings, and in-process automation.