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Trying to make sure I'm fully utilizing this package's features or if I'm overlooking some functionality.
New web page: Can intercept or cancel (shouldOverrideUrlLoading) except initial, cannot read response (onLoadStop doesn't provide access to response)
AJAX Requests: Can intercept or block (shouldInterceptAjaxRequest) and can read response (onAjaxReadyStateChange when ajax.readyState == AjaxRequestReadyState.DONE)
Fetch API Requests: Can intercept/block (shouldInterceptFetchRequest), but cannot read response
Resource requests (images, js, css, import, link, etc): cannot be intercepted, blocked, or read (onLoadResource doesn't provide access to response)
Is this accurate?
I understand InAppWebView is working within the contraints of the underlying platform webviews and APIs, so it isn't deciding what is or isn't possible, it just implements what is available. Very well done. Thanks.
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Trying to make sure I'm fully utilizing this package's features or if I'm overlooking some functionality.
shouldOverrideUrlLoading
) except initial, cannot read response (onLoadStop
doesn't provide access to response)shouldInterceptAjaxRequest
) and can read response (onAjaxReadyStateChange
whenajax.readyState == AjaxRequestReadyState.DONE
)shouldInterceptFetchRequest
), but cannot read responseonLoadResource
doesn't provide access to response)Is this accurate?
I understand
InAppWebView
is working within the contraints of the underlying platform webviews and APIs, so it isn't deciding what is or isn't possible, it just implements what is available. Very well done. Thanks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: