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Multiple sessions #371
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I made some research to check if it is possible to do this in Android, but it seems not possible. The problem is not related to any Flutter API, such as |
I am trying iOS not Android.
…On Tue, Jun 2, 2020 at 6:30 AM Lorenzo Pichilli ***@***.***> wrote:
I made some research to check if it is possible to do this in Android, but
it seems not possible. The problem is not related to any Flutter API, such
as UniqueKeys. Probably it is related to how Android manage cookies for
all the WebViews.
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I can do this with multiple WKWebView instances in Swift so I am wondering if it was possible with this plugin |
Ok, I found a bug in my code for the iOS platform. I was setting some WKWebView configurations too late. This will be fixed in the next release! It seems that to have multiple sessions on iOS, I need to use Now |
Awesome thank you!
…On Tue, Jun 2, 2020 at 7:40 PM Lorenzo Pichilli ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok, I found a bug in my code for the iOS platform. I was setting some
WKWebView configurations too late. This will be fixed in the next release!
It seems that to have multiple sessions on iOS, I need to use configuration.websiteDataStore
= WKWebsiteDataStore.nonPersistent() for each WKWebView you want to have
without sharing cookies.
This is done through the incognito: true option.
Now incognito option is broken on iOS, but I'm going to fix it right now.
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I am facing the same problem dealt with @owenkealey here. The cookies are not stored only when there is an I have tried the same code sample provided by @pichillilorenzo in this page. The same Gmail example provided, does not always persist the data all the time. @pichillilorenzo Could you please look into this? |
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Hi @pichillilorenzo , is it still not possible to have multiple inappwebview sessions without sharing state or anything ? |
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Hi,
My goal is to have multiple inappwebview sessions in my app so that they each have their own state and do not share anything. I tried using UniqueKeys to distinguish between web views but it seems the cookies on the first web view are being used by the second web view. Any guidance on how to fix this?
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