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Service Worker support in chrome webview

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问题 Is Service Worker supported in chrome webview for android, if yes then from which version is it supported. Tried googling, but didn't find proper information. 回答1: As per this announcement, service workers have been supported in Chrome WebViews since March of 2015 (Android WebView v40+). Devices running Android OS 5.0 and higher should have it. Since WebViews have their own sandboxed environment, the data cached by a service worker there won't be exposed to the normal Chrome application, and

Google Chrome App: Webview behavior

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问题 While researching for an issue on <iframe> on Chrome Extension, the <webview> in Chrome Apps caught my eye and got me interested. So i decided to do a small example of the issue i am facing on <iframe> and see if <webview> get it solved. From what i understood of watching a Chrome Dev video, the webview runs in a separate process than your app; it doesn't have the same permissions as your app. So i assume if the content in the runs in a certain way separated from the 'main thread' (app), i

Webview Desktop website won't work in Android

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问题 Partly as an exercise for learning a little Android programming, and partly because I wish I had a WhatsApp client on Android mobile, I am trying to create an app that I can personally use as a WhatsApp client for my mobile. All it does is load up the web.whatsapp.com desktop site in a UIWebView like so: webView = findViewById(R.id.wv); String ua = "user agent string"; webView.getSettings().setUserAgentString(ua); webView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true); webView.loadUrl(" url ");

Enable Chrome Extensions in Google Chrome App webview

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问题 I'm building a Google Apps Chrome App (not extension but app ) with gmail, calendar, etc. I would like to run extensions from regular chrome in my app. For example, rapportive is a fantastic extension for gmail. But it seems that extensions do not run on pages hosted in a webview . Does anyone have an idea of how enable extensions in chrome apps? 回答1: Extensions in Chrome Apps aren't available by design. A webview is meant to facilitate displaying web-based content that you control, in which

Chrome extension + webview

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问题 I'm struggling to find a definitive answer to this. Chrome Apps are being deprecated across all OS except Chrome OS. <webview> is only available in Chrome Apps? This means I can't or shouldn't use <webview> in an extension (if possible)? 回答1: As per further research, testing, and comments: <webview> are definitely not useable in extensions, only in Apps. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47274744/chrome-extension-webview

Service Worker support in chrome webview

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Is Service Worker supported in chrome webview for android, if yes then from which version is it supported. Tried googling, but didn't find proper information. As per this announcement , service workers have been supported in Chrome WebViews since March of 2015 (Android WebView v40+). Devices running Android OS 5.0 and higher should have it. Since WebViews have their own sandboxed environment, the data cached by a service worker there won't be exposed to the normal Chrome application, and vice versa. If you were using Chrome Custom Tabs , the cached data would be shared with the normal Chrome

Enable Chrome Extensions in Google Chrome App webview

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I'm building a Google Apps Chrome App (not extension but app ) with gmail, calendar, etc. I would like to run extensions from regular chrome in my app. For example, rapportive is a fantastic extension for gmail. But it seems that extensions do not run on pages hosted in a webview . Does anyone have an idea of how enable extensions in chrome apps? Extensions in Chrome Apps aren't available by design. A webview is meant to facilitate displaying web-based content that you control, in which case you'd have the ability to alter that content at the server, rather than relying on an extension to do