how to restore Webview State when swiping from view pager - android

I have 3 fragments with WebView.
I'm using those three with ViewPager and Tablayout.
The Problem is whenever I'm swiping from 1st page to 3rd page and then going back to first page it's reloading and vice versa.
How do I preserve the state of Webview in Tablayout which has three or four pages.

By default, ViewPager destroys previous Fragments. You can change it using the following line -
mViewPager.setOffscreenPageLimit(CUSTOM_NUMBER);

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I have used FragmentPagerAdapter with off screen page limit set to (NO_OF_TABS - 1). This is to hold all the fragments in memory and they wont be destroyed and recreated as you swipe back and forth. As my fragments are small in size meaning not many views every fragment has so it was okay for me. But this way fragments always holds the latest data. Say, if user had entered text in EditText and swipe to end and come back, then fragment will still have the text that user had entered.
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It's working fine and i have implemented Three Tabs.
On the first Page /tab , i am loading the data from server & displaying it in the ListView
The problem is, when i swipe to the Third Page & then i swipe back to Second page, the data of the first page is being loaded from the server again.( View of first tab is re-created.)
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Yeah, the ViewPager only keeps a certain number of fragments in memory before destroying them- this default number is usually two. Thus, what you have to do is tell the ViewPager to retain those fragments.
The simplest solution is to simply tell the ViewPager to keep three fragments in memory as follows:
viewPager.setOffscreenPageLimit(3);
Here are a few suggested answers on how to retain fragments (with more than just this method) and the reasoning behind the default behaviour as well as these solutions:
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Try to add this to your viewpager:
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Check out the documentation.
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