I'll give an example to explain:
Imagine an app that has built-in browser capabilities (like Feedly). Imagine you have various browsers installed (Chrome, Firefox, etc). I'd like to be able to tell Feedly to use Chrome (and its webkit engine) or Firefox (and its gecko engine) for the web browsing it does instead of its own engine (whatever that engine may be).
how can i use javascript in android?
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I would like to know how can a javascript in webview call out to an external java application to access bluetooth
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The default webview Renderer in the P20 is Chrome. But the app I use the most does not work properly with this renderer, and it works just fine with Android Standard Webview.
I went in developers menu and only chrome is available. I installed Android standard webview apk, but it's still not available.
Is there a way to change the webview renderer?
Google Chrome is the most popular browser on desktop and mobile but the browser itself on the two platforms is very different. Where on the desktop, Chrome has so many extensions and apps to rival Mozilla Firefox, on the smartphone it doesn’t at all. Browsers like Samsung Internet support extensions on mobile although the selection is small. Firefox on Android has a vast library of extensions. Now you can also install Google Chrome extensions on Android, but you’d have to use Kiwi Browser.
Like almost all other browsers on Android, Kiwi Browser is based on the open-source Chromium code that Google Chrome is itself based on. There are a couple of features that all of these Chromium-based browser’s lack though. You can’t sync your bookmarks and history with Google Chrome on the desktop, for one. And since browser’s like Samsung Internet aren’t really available for the desktop, syncing with Google becomes all the more important. Although Samsung Internet and Brave provide workarounds to the problem with their desktop extensions for Chrome.
That brings us to the other missing feature on these Chromium based mobile browsers and it’s the support for Chrome extensions. Sure Samsung Internet supports extensions but it doesn’t support Chrome extensions and thus hardly has 10 extensions to offer. The developer of Kiwi Browser, Geometry OU, has finally found a way around that problem too. Kiwi Browser now supports Chrome extensions on Android.
Kiwi and cpanel
Hi love the fact that I can use my extentions but I have hostinger as a host and edit through cpannel. kiwi recognises hostinger and allows me to login...almost. as soon as it switches to Cpanel, I get the wheel of death until I close down. Any ideas to fix, I've not had this before on any android browser
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