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(...) unctionality is implemented is in a classic form – as the native mobile application, while the vast majority of the application is embedded by a browser window docked in the application (called WebView ). WEBCON BPS Portal web application view has been embedded in a WebView , so most WEBCON BPS functionalities is supported in the same way as in desktop browsers. The WebView is responsible for user au (...)

(...) nd templates online, in any location, and in real time with other users. For other local versions of MS Word, proper operation of Word Modern depends on whether the application uses Microsoft Edge WebView 2 or not. If the application's runtime environment is incompatible, Word Modern will not work and the user will be prompted as follows: "This add-in won't run in your version of Office. P (...)

(...) ed Outlook applications of Microsoft 365 on Windows and macOS. For other local versions of MS Outlook, the proper operation of Outlook Modern depends on whether the application uses Microsoft Edge WebView 2 or not. If the application's runtime environment is incompatible, Outlook Modern will not work and the user will be prompted as follows: "This add-in won't run in your version of Office (...)

(...) ation The WEBCON BPS mobile application is a hybrid application. This means that some functionalities are available within the native mobile application, whereas other ones can be accessed through WebView , i.e. a browser window embedded in the application that displays websites. What is important, as the WEBCON BPS Portal view is embedded in WebView , most functionalities available in the mobile applic (...)