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Build alternative browser engines using BrowserEngineKit. Use when developing a non-WebKit browser engine for iOS in the EU, managing web content rendering processes, configuring GPU and networking processes for browser functionality, checking device eligibility for alternative engines, or working with BrowserEngineKit entitlements.
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# BrowserEngineKit Framework for building web browsers with alternative (non-WebKit) rendering engines on iOS and iPadOS. Provides process isolation, XPC communication, capability management, and system integration for browser apps that implement their own HTML/CSS/JavaScript engine. Targets Swift 6.3 / iOS 26+. BrowserEngineKit is a specialized framework. Alternative browser engines are currently supported for distribution in the EU. Japan requires Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) for alternative browser engine distribution. Development and testing can occur anywhere. The companion frameworks BrowserEngineCore (low-level primitives) and BrowserKit (eligibility checks, data transfer) support the overall browser engine workflow. ## Contents - [Overview and Eligibility](#overview-and-eligibility) - [Entitlements](#entitlements) - [Architecture](#architecture) - [Process Management](#process-management) - [Extension Types](#extension-types) - [Capabilities](#capabilities) - [Layer Hosting and View Coordination](#layer-hosting-and-view-coordination) - [Text Interaction](#text-interaction) - [Sandbox and Security](#sandbox-and-security) - [Downloads](#downloads) - [Common Mistakes](#common-mistakes) - [Review Checklist](#review-checklist) - [References](#references) ## Overview and Eligibility ### Eligibility Checking Use `BEAvailability` from the BrowserKit framework to check whether the device is eligible for alternative browser engines: ```swift import BrowserKit BEA