Apple Unveils SwiftUI 26 Updates: WebView, Rich Text Editing, and Liquid Glass Design
At WWDC 2025, Apple introduced new features in SwiftUI 26, including a native WebView for displaying web content, support for rich-text editing, and integration of Liquid Glass design. Developers can now easily implement these enhancements to create more dynamic and visually appealing iOS apps.
At WWDC 2025, Apple introduced the latest version of SwiftUI, its declarative UI framework. The update includes a new SwiftUI-native WebView type and support for rich-text editing in TextView controls. Additionally, there are various improvements and new performance tools.
The new WebView type allows displaying HTML, CSS, and JavaScript content within an app. It offers standard browsing features like navigating web pages and customizable navigation behavior using a WebPage class. Rich-text editing is made easier with support for AttributedString in TextEditor view.
A new macro, @Animatable, simplifies animating views and other elements. Developers can now bridge SwiftUI scenes into UIKit using the UIHostingSceneDelegate class. SwiftUI also fully embraces the Liquid Glass design language, offering a dynamic and fluid interface experience.
iOS 26 also brings an enhanced version of Swift Charts with 3D graphics support for more immersive visualizations. To explore all the updates, developers can refer to the official WWDC sessions.
According to the source: infoq.com.
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