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For questions regarding the use and support of JavaScript in Android browsers.
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Are JS apps effectively running through 2 VM's?
The Javascript engine in Android's Browser/WebView can be either JavaScriptCore (lower end phones) or V8 (higher end phones). Chrome also uses V8. Both engines are written in C++. … Javascript is never compiled to Java bytecode, instead it is interpreted and/or JIT compiled into ARM bytecode. …
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