Quote from
luishp on October 11, 2026, 12:50 pm
Hi @no1g8tor96!
The main difference is that VisualNEO Win is a native Windows application, so it can use WebView2 to display external websites directly.
VisualNEO Web, on the other hand, runs inside a standard web browser. Many commercial websites, including Google, prevent their pages from being embedded in iframes using security policies such as X-Frame-Options or Content Security Policy (CSP).
Unfortunately, these restrictions are enforced by the browser and cannot be overridden by VisualNEO Web.
WebView2 is designed for native Windows applications, so it cannot be used directly inside a regular web page.
If you need to display one of these websites, the simplest alternative is to open it in a new browser tab rather than embedding it in an iframe.
Hope this helps!
Hi @no1g8tor96!
The main difference is that VisualNEO Win is a native Windows application, so it can use WebView2 to display external websites directly.
VisualNEO Web, on the other hand, runs inside a standard web browser. Many commercial websites, including Google, prevent their pages from being embedded in iframes using security policies such as X-Frame-Options or Content Security Policy (CSP).
Unfortunately, these restrictions are enforced by the browser and cannot be overridden by VisualNEO Web.
WebView2 is designed for native Windows applications, so it cannot be used directly inside a regular web page.
If you need to display one of these websites, the simplest alternative is to open it in a new browser tab rather than embedding it in an iframe.
Hope this helps!