Nice. I'm a heavy CEF user on ZShot ( https://zshot-app.com , https://zshot-cli.com ), but strongly with you on this sort of thing should be easier to integrate.

Also, very much with you in terms of exposing those libs ( like PDFium and FFmpeg ) to consumers, it lowers the shipping burden by quite a bit and just enables so much.

A note to anyone going down this road, just as an aside: actually shipping w/ Chromium ( and especially w/ FFmpeg ) can get complicated. If you're shipping on Mac OS, you'll want to worry about notarizing all your helpers along with your main process ( I'm assuming Zebkit still running w/ helper processes ). Similar w/ FFmpeg if you're linking to the FFmpeg libs. And, w/ FFmpeg, just validating that your license compliance is in fact what you want to be shipping w/ - FFmpeg has GPL and LGPL modes, so making sure you have selected the right one is important. If I recall Blink is LGPL as well, so making sure you meet what's required there has some distribution effects that are important.

Thanks, that's really useful coming from someone shipping CEF in production, and ZShot looks great.

And you pointed a real gap: the release archives contain no license or notice files, I will add them in next release. Thank you!