I'm developing an android application based on HTML.
I made several tabs and put a WebView into each tabs to display the page.
Currently I want to use just single WebView instance for all tabs to support login/out feature.
I mean I need consistency of user's status during transition of each webpages in tabs.
Is it available to share an WebView in different tabs?
Thank you.
Hmm.. why not just implement tabs within the WebView?
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This emulator has a nice feature, when you click in the "share in home screen" option, it works as a app, offline and out of a browser.
https://gameplaycolor.com/app/
I intend make something like it, but I have no idea how can I do. Which technique it website use?
Thanks in advance!
Placing websites on the homescreen is native iOS. As a website, you can extend this, by enabling your website as a 'web app', like you described. For this, you use a number of meta tags in your code. Please see this support document by Apple on how to configure your website so users can save it to their homescreen as a web app.
Moreover, you can specify a startup screen, the color of the statusbar, and some other things.
Basically i have an application that needs to be able to navigate to a webpage on the app whilst in the browser in silverlight how can i go about doing this?
It does not let me use the web browser tool and i cannot find any other way. I dont think i will be able to use an iframe either as i need to be able to draw a canvas over the webpage that can then be drawn upon using a paint tool and i dont think using an iframe will allow this.
So how do i go about getting an external website to load inside of my web silverlight application?
You're right, there is a WebBrowser control but it is only available when running in out of browser mode.
I'm afraid at the moment, the only way is by using an Iframe (spent many hours searching).
I managed to get it working OK by using this tutorial: Showing HTML content inside silverlight app
However for your requirements (drawing on top of the webpage) this will not work, as it does not allow the Silverlight app to integrate with the html content.
The only option that i can think of is setting your app be be out of browser, then using the WebBrowser control
But this will not be appropriate as i've just noticed that your app needs to be accessible through a browser!
My app is completely html CSS and JavaScript. I am running into a little problem because I would like the user to be able to use my webpage from the browser or use the app and maintain the cookies between the two.
Is this possible?
No, this is not possible because the WebBrowser control used in your hybrid app does not share anything with the Internet Explorer. They are completely separated and each one is sandboxed.
This also prevents other applications from reusing such cookies.
I'm fairly new to Chrome app development and was wondering if it's possible to run an app within Chrome's main window, like the TweetDeck app.
Thanks!
No. Chrome Apps' current goal is to provide a native-like app experience outside the Chrome browser. Today, with the exception of certain privileged APIs, putting an app in Chrome would be... well, it would be a website.
If you want an app in one of Chrome's tabs, why not just build a website? What does the open web lack for your project?
Note that we have been thinking about what it would mean for an app to be a component inside a webpage. You could imagine a Facebook Like button or a Google+ +1 button implemented as an app in a webpage in the same way that those buttons today are usually implemented as iframes. There are some interesting security properties that this approach would bring over iframes. But again, this doesn't seem to be what you had in mind. What you had in mind appears to be a regular website.
for a security critial app I need to prevent the phone making screenshots of the embedded browser control.
On Windows Phone, if you hold the back button pressed, the opened applications are shown with small preview images.
Is there any way to replace that image being used there by an own image. Or is it possible to exclude controls using a xaml syntax from beeing captured?
Thanks Holger
Windows Phone 8 GDR 3 introduced a hidden property on the page object that you can use to prevent screenshots from being taken of that page. Here is more detail