I have a WebView full of images, videos & gifs. When the WebView is loading and user clicks on any links on the WebView it don't open immediately. Instead it loads all the contents on the WebView and then loads the clicked link.
Is there any way to stop loading remaining content as soon as any link is clicked on the WebView and open the clicked link ASAP?
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I have a WebView showing a HTML document with media content (embedded Youtube video, html5 video...). Is it possible to show them only as thumbnail and always open a fullscreen video view when the user clicks on them?
You can parse all content and show only preview picture. When user clicks on it you can start new fullscreen activity and play video there.
I am using webview inside a dialog not Activity and using videoTag in webview to load a video from url.
if i use Activity than i am able to maximize video but in dialog that button is not maximizing video as per attached screenshot.
and other properties like autoplay is not working for webview.
And i am using VideoEnabledWebview as per given nice answer.
i have set also android:hardwareAccelerated="true"
so can i maximize video in webview inside dialog or can i hide maximize button?
In My WebView i load the WebPage but the Page are not set as Full page by Scroll we can show whole page as Default. I want to show Whole page Horizontaily Full View Its Does't matter if webpage will Containt show Small. so how can i achive this goal?
In my hybrid Android application, on a ListView item click I'm loading a WebView by passing the WebView activity with the url to display in it. The user can come back to the earlier view by clicking back button.
But what is happening is after clicking on 3-4 ListView items, the app is becoming slow, which I think is because WebView activity is loaded again and again without deallocating it.
In the onDestroy() of the webview activity destroy the WebView as well. myWebView.destroy();