Hi have an app which opens a webview which works completly fine. I am facing problem when app goes to background it closes the webview and displays the landing screen. I am trying to find a way where I can prevent the app from closing webview in react native. I am using react-native-webview.
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But same thing it's not working on React native application.
I have a WebView within my android application that displays a webapp which occasionally will crash if something goes wrong (Like an "Aw snap" Google Chrome crash). I want to detect if this page has crashed, and reload it if it has.
Is there any way to detect if the page within an Android WebView crashes and then reload said page?
I'm creating a browser. When turning the device using the google chrome app, the webview inside this chrome app doesn't have to reload the webview. How can I achieve this with the webView in my own app?
I'm developing an Android App with Delphi Xe7. App has a TWebBrowser which loads a normal internet web page like www.lfp.com. The problem I have is that the web page displayed doesn't adjust itself to the TWebBrowser, you have to scroll the page. I would like to show the entire web page, and after that zoom where I like.
Any suggestions?
I would like to detect when a user switches tabs within the native Android web browser (other web browsers would be a plus). Is there an event that gets raised when this occurs that an outside app can trap or would I have to create my own application with a web view inside if and detect this from within my own custom browser?
I researched the following but to no avail. They were not very relevant to my goal:
Switching tabs but not very Android-specific
Tab-related activity in Android
Switching tabs in Android
My goal is to determine how much time a user spends viewing a particular web page before navigating away or leaving the app completely.