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Enable JavaScript debugging #282

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Sdaswani opened this issue Jan 3, 2018 · 4 comments
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Enable JavaScript debugging #282

Sdaswani opened this issue Jan 3, 2018 · 4 comments
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Sdaswani commented Jan 3, 2018

According to Amazon, this should enable the JavaScript console.

WebView.setWebContentsDebuggingEnabled(true);
@Sdaswani Sdaswani added the P2 Medium impact and/or medium frequency label Jan 3, 2018
@bbinto bbinto added P3 Low impact and frequency and removed P2 Medium impact and/or medium frequency labels Jan 26, 2018
@mcomella mcomella changed the title Enable JavaScript Console Enable JavaScript debugging Apr 9, 2018
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mcomella commented Apr 9, 2018

The suggested method doesn't exist on AmazonWebView – I assume it'll be added in a future iteration.

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Sdaswani commented Apr 9, 2018

OK checking with Amazon. Odd!

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Amazon's recommendation is to not compile against the Amazon Webview jar file - are we doing that @mcomella ?

"[C]ompiling against the Amazon Web View jar file ... is no longer necessary. Just use the standard Android Web View. All web view calls will be mapped to Amazon Web View on Fire TV."

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We do this now.

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