I have a web app it broken after las update ios release. The sound was played with Web audio context stop when the application change to run over background

My app loads a webview using WKWebView class, so it uses safari to render the web content. However, the content is quite complex and Chrome does perform considerably better than Safari. So i wonder if would be possible to use Chrome engine in WKWebview, instead of Safari.

Hi I would like to ask if the webassembly technology is supported by wkwebview or if there are particular limitations. The second question is once an app has been developed where I have some sections inside that make use of web assembly modules, is it possible to publish them on the appstore or are there limitations? thanks for the replies.

In my app I use WKWebView and the user can go to different websites like google, wikipedia, vimeo, etc. The issue is if the user decides to go to https://www.youtube.com, when the user taps a thumbnail to play it, it doesn't autoplay because I don't have the videoId (eg. "https://youtu.be/MpvshzR6tNk"), I just have the the youtube website url For example: func loadRequest() { let strThatUserEntered = "https://youtube.com" let urlStr = "strThatUserEntered" guard let url = URL(string: urlStr), let request = URLRequest(url: url) else { return } wkWebView.load(request) wkWebView.allowsBackForwardNavigationGestures = true } Now when the user selects a random thumbnail, the video loads, the youtube play button appears, and when it's pressed, I get: An error occurred, please try again later (this video definitely works) How can I enable autoplay on any selected youtube thumbnail , if I don't have the videoID? code: override func viewDidLoad() super.viewDidLoad() let webConfiguration = WKWebViewConfiguration() webConfiguration.allowsInlineMediaPlayback = true webConfiguration.mediaTypesRequiringUserActionForPlayback = [] wkWebView = WKWebView(frame: .zero, configuration: webConfiguration) wkWebView.navigationDelegate = self wkWebView.uiDelegate = self // pin wkWebView anchors to screen loadRequest() }

My app has HTML pages for content, and I have a button-triggered action to change the size of the text by using a set of functions that stepwise increases the WebKit webview text by changing the class of the document body (i.e."smallestText" = CSS webkit-text-size-adjust:80%) using the code below as the last step. On the iPhone simulator, this works perfectly but on the iPad simulator the text size does not change even though the functions are called, the javascriptString is correct, and the _webview contains the web content. I thought this might be a doctype version issue (most of the pages are HTML 4.01 strict) but changed it to HTML5 (!DOCTYPE html) with no change. Any ideas? (void)refreshWebview { NSString *javaScriptString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"document.body.className = '%@'", self.fontSizeName]; [_webview evaluateJavaScript:javaScriptString completionHandler:nil]; }

Hi all, I encounter a WkWebView BUG that only happens on iOS 15 WkWebView. I wonder if anyone knows how to work around this bug. In canvas API, we can use 2d context's drawImage() to draw video content into a canvas. I found in iOS 15 WkWebView failed to draw video content if the video source is a m3u8 HLS video stream. This bug only happens in WkWebView, not Safari. And only happens in m3u8 video source, a mp4 video source works, too. Here is a sample page to demo this bug. It works in Safari, but doesn't work in Google Chrome because Chrome is using WkWebView. https://dev-us3.cloudmosa.com/~suyuan/test/video_canvas/canvas.html Thanks, Sam

Hi all, Need help !!!!!!!!!!! We have a desktop application which runs on OSX, but currently on Mac OS Monterey, the console UI part of the application is not showing up. It was showing up fine on MacOS Big Sur and earlier versions of OSX. The console UI of the application is written using WebKit and JavaScript (jQuery), which internally makes use of NPAPI plugin to call native code from JavaScript. The WebKit tries to load the NPAPI plugin module, which is registered to the OSX and is placed under /Library/Internet Plug-Ins. Until MacOS Big Sur, the application console UI was showing up since WebKit was able to load the registered plugin module successfully. Now on MacOS Monterey, the console UI is not showing up. We are assuming that this issue is due to the fact that registered plugin loading by WebKit in MacOS Monterey is failing. Can somebody please tell, if NPAPI plugins are deprecated from MacOS Monterey and is there any workaround for this issue ?

I feel this may be a HTML5/Webkit bug related to the canvas element or the way it is repainted (when control comes to that view (I mean page) after going to some other view) when the view is re-rendered, please correct me if this is wrong based on the description. This bug appears to be a generic one observed on iOS 14 & above on both iPhone and iPAD. The bug does not appear till iOS 13.6 (verified on iPAD Air 2019 iOS v13.6) The bug is as follows: The view elements (say text box, input .. esp those at the top) are rendered correctly when the user visits a page first time (e.g. as in goes from page 1 to page 2, then the view elements in page 2 are rendered correctly). Now if the user goes back from page 2 to page 1 & then revisits page 2, the view elements (esp those at the top) disappear. The following video clips can help understand this better: #1 2 mins: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ycO3YcJeSMA8kmDm6g9ciLUdbEQ-TNbC/view?usp=sharing #2 Less than 25 secs : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bUBkHQaC0bn6FofLZz2KXTRTg78rF0mx/view?usp=sharing (Please look at both clips) Now if one were to pull and drag down the screen/canvas area at the place where these view elements were originally, then the view elements show up (it's just that they have somehow "gone over the top" after we want back to the earlier page) look at this video clip : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LKYkqNRrDIE2-f61amMu_gv2QK8lNQf-/view?usp=sharing This bug has been observed in the "HTR Resistor Finder" app using Sencha Touch/Cordova (App store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/htr-resistor-finder/id923363496 ). The app has worked perfectly well iOS 7 onwards till iOS 13.6 as also it's working well in all versions of Android 4 onwards till 11, that is the latest Android version. The bug appears to have been introduced due to changes in Webkit in iOS 14 onwards. A bug has been already in Webkit bugzilla https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=229231 Please confirm this is being looked into. Hope this can be addressed soon!

I'm getting a "Storage Quota Exceeded" error when adding to the extension's sync storage area. getBytesInUse returns 88824, but trying to add {test: 'test'} gives the error. See attached screen shot. Safari version is 15.1, macOS version is 12.0.1. My available disk space is 523GB, so that's not the problem.

I have a Safari App Extension that uses an instance of WkWebView to run JavaScript code. This app extension runs flawlessly with Safari 13 & 14, but Safari 15 occasionally kills the WkWebView instance for no apparent reason. The only thing logged to the console is this message: (JavaScriptCore) Received an invalid message "<unknown message receiver>.<unknown message>" from the web process. SafariExtension: (WebKit) [com.apple.WebKit:Process] 0x10c2e9300 - WebProcessProxy didClose (web process crash) SafariExtension: (WebKit) [com.apple.WebKit:Process] 0x7ff1e7048020 - [pageProxyID=5, webPageID=6, PID=22131] WebPageProxy::processDidTerminate: (pid 22131), reason 3 I can't find any correlation between the JavaScript that's running and that error. The error seemingly occurs at random. Has anyone else experienced such a problem? Thanks

On the payment screen of my website, I executed the canMakePayments method to check if the user has an ApplePay-enabled device. The process worked fine, but when I executed the window.webkit.messageHandlers.xxxx.postMessage method in JS to do the following, the process stopped. window.webkit.messageHandlers.xxx.postMessage is it not possible to use it when using ApplePayJS? Or is there some problem such as a restriction on the JS window object?

The javascript code below fails when the xsl transformation passed to the importStylesheet contains xsl:include href= references. No exception is thrown and the transformToFragment function simply returns null. This works on all other browsers except Safari. For Safari all xsl:include href references must be manually resolved and inserted into the XSL transformation document prior to calling transformToFragment. Is this a known bug? Is there a workaround aside from retrieving all xsl:include href manually? //Opera, Firefox, Chrome, Safari ... processor = new XSLTProcessor(); processor.importStylesheet(settings.xslDocument); if(settings.param) { for(var param = settings.param.length; param--;) { processor.setParameter(null, settings.param[param].name, settings.param[param].value); } } transformedXML = processor.transformToFragment(settings.xmlDocument, document);

Hi Apple team, I am using an API request to download a pdf (or a .doc) file from our servers. Most browsers support createObjectURL(blob), however for IE and EDGE , We have been using msSaveOrOpenBlob to save the blob data. iOS Edge browser, however, neither does not support msSaveOrOpenBlob nor does respond to createObjectURL. So what should I do to download a file in iOS edge? Thank you, Koushik Kuppanna

Hello, why i cant access to IndexedDB data, created by serviceworker, from DOM? It is different databeses? On all other browsers i can save data in ServiceWorker into IndexedDB and read it in Dom from IndexedDb with same name, But it not work on Mobile Safari, for what it not shared now?

Hello, in IOS 15 apple-touch-startup-image no longer works How can I fix it?

Hi, I am working with an ios app which calls a survey Web app and displays a survey embedded in the ios app. In the survey app I have setup a redirect url, but this is not working. The expected behaviour is that the webbrowser would open the url. But this is not triggering the browser to open. The html code that I am using is a Windows.top.

I have a game that is built as a PWA and the minute I add sounds that overlap, everything goes to pot on mobile. The sounds work perfectly on desktop, but on an iPhone X the behavior is drawing and sounds get randomly delayed and serialized. So even though on the desktop the visual of a block dropping is accompanied by the sound of a block dropping, on mobile I get one or the other first, and if I do 16 in a row, I'll get some set of each before or after one another (3 sounds, 8 visual animations, 6 sounds, 5 visual animations, 2 sound, 3 visual animations). I'd rather not use a dependency like Howler.js, but have decided to do so. I've tried both DOM audio elements and new Audio() objects in javascript. Nothing seems to make it better. Thoughts? To see this in action - https://staging.likeme.games

If you visit the website https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/ (or https://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/) with Safari and browse for a while inside that domain (duration is not fixed neither the amount of visited pages), images are not loaded any more (unless they are already in cache). It seems to be necessairy to use the back button while browsing to trigger that behaviour. This issue occurs using the Safari browser on Mac as well as on IPhones and IPads. On iOS it affects Firefox and Chrome too. As soon as the issue occurs, any new image (e.g. image is not in cache storage) will not be shown. "A while" can be a few hours. We were not able to find out any event that might be causing this issue. Cached Images will be shown. Using the inspector you can see, that the browser tries to load the images, but nothing happens. There is no error or warning. It seems, that the request is not fired at all. Copying the URL of an unloaded image to another browser tab does not load the image neither. Using another browser (on Mac system) loads the image in the other browser. The issue is reproduceable using the incognito/private mode too. It seems to be related to the browser session. It works in a newly opened window in private mode or after closing and reopening the browser again, as well in other browsers or with curl on the command line. It is not related to JavaScript, we disabled JavaScript in Safari and the issue was still reproducible. Once the browser is in this state, there is no way to load any images from nor do any requests (even for non existent resources) to assets.deutschlandfunk.de or assets.deuschlandfunkkultur.de until restarting it. Clearing cache, cookies does not help, even after a waking the system up after a few days in sleep mode does not change anything Thank you!

In our web app, we use the MQTT library which internally uses a WebSocket for communications. In iOS 14 and earlier it was working fine. But in iOS 15 and macOS Monterey, WebSocket breaks when we try to send the first message. Below are some findings from our research: There is an experimental feature named NSURLSession WebSocket in Safari. This feature is by default enabled on iOS 15 and macOS Monterey. If we disable this feature, WebSocket seems to work fine. We have also noticed that when the above-mentioned experimental feature is enabled, it seems to add some limit on the size of the message that we can send from a socket connection. If we try to send messages of more than 84 bytes, the socket connection breaks. If we try to send messages of fewer than 84 bytes it works fine.

How do I disable double tap to Zoom in Safari iOS15.I am writing a progresive web app that uses btn.ondblClick Javascript but don't want my screen to Zoom when doing this. Any suggestions much appreciated