Currently, the term "webtoon" specifically refers to a mobile application that originates from South Korea and is developed by Naver. This Webtoon application presents various comic titles, originally from South Korea, but now also includes works from China, Japan, and even Indonesia. In Korea, the term "webtoon" is often used to refer to digital comics, which are called "manhwa" when referring to works from Korea, while "Webtoon" refers more to the application.

Outside of Korea, people tend to interpret "webtoon" in general to refer to digital comics. Although there are digital comic platforms other than Naver's Webtoon, the term "webtoon" is still widely used, even in China itself there is a special webtoon application, although global dominance is still held by Webtoon from Korea.

Sure, here's the translation of the given text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Surely you've heard the term manga, right? Well, then, what is the difference between manga and webtoon? Manga is a comic book and graphic novel produced and published in Japan, typically with black and white printing without color. This is very different from comics originating from the United States. The manga industry in Japan has rapidly developed over the past few decades and has expanded into the international market, with many being adapted into films and translated into various languages, including English."