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    Default Is MSVC compiler really required to use QWebEngineView?

    Hi,

    I checked QtWebEngine option while installing Qt framework.
    I added QT += webenginewidgets to my project file. With my MinGW(7.3.0 64-bit for C++) compiler, I'm getting Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: webenginewidgets.
    A little searching in all the Qt related forums, I found an answer where it was mentioned, QWebEngineView Class needs MSVC compiler.

    Well, I'm really confused as it's not mentioned anywhere in the Qt documentation. Please help me resolve this error. Thank you.
    Last edited by rawfool; 4th May 2019 at 09:24.
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