Currently CefSharp packages in nuget are 6 month old, and 4 major version out of date with the official Chrome.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/CefSharp.WPF/
https://www.nuget.org/packages/CefSharp.Common/
Version | Downloads | Last updated
-- | -- | --
57.0.0 (current version) | 54,814 | 6 months ago
55.0.0 | 34,954 | 8 months ago
53.0.1 | 11,751 | 10 months ago
53.0.0 | 39,732 | 10/10/2016
51.0.0 | 34,789 | 7/14/2016
In practice that means several major features are missing or incomplete: CSS Grid, FlexBox etc. Is there a roadmap to CEF/version update please?
Particular interest in upgrading to Chrome v60+ is its headless mode.
As people start migrating their HTML automated tests on top of libraries integrating with headless, like puppeteer, we'd rather our test environment reflected the actual runtime environment.
With CEF still running on Chrome v57, tests running on headless Chrome will lag quite behind and may produce incorrect results.
We have a POC that works, but will take quite a while to get it released
@mihailik Please keep in mind that CefSharp is maintained by a group of volunteers and individuals. There is no large company backing this project.
Trust us: if it would just be a matter of "pressing a button", CefSharp 60.0.0 and 62.0.0 would already have been out. But this is not the case. It takes a lot of hard work. Some of it has been done in #2203 now; the road map can be found in #2200.
(Side note: Electron is still on Chromium 58, _even though_ it is backed by a large company - GitHub. So, if they still haven't been able to upgrade their code base, it's not realistic to expect CefSharp to go faster than them.)
I will close this now, since #2200 tracks the upgrade work. Let's continue the discussion there if needed.
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We have a POC that works, but will take quite a while to get it released