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Google Cobalt

High-performance platform that implements a subset of HTML5/CSS/JS Created by Google

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Cobalt is a lightweight HTML5/CSS/JS application container that is designed to provide a rich application development environment with minimal resource consumption (deployment size, RAM, CPU, GPU). At the same time, Cobalt enables a rich, low-latency user experience across a wide variety of platforms and devices.

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Google Cobalt was added by Ugotsta in Aug 2018 and the latest update was made in Aug 2018. The list of alternatives was updated Feb 2019. It's possible to update the information on Google Cobalt or report it as discontinued, duplicated or spam.

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