Integrate web content seamlessly into your app, and customize content interactions to meet your app’s needs.
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An URL request instance if the loading request was redirected.
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Replace the memory mapped in a process with new backing memory.
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Access and modify DOM elements within a webpage, including touch events and visual effects.
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Integrate web content into your SwiftUI apps with new standard views you connect to webpages.
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Explains how to use the WebKit to embed web content in both Cocoa and Carbon applications.
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Determining WebKit Availability
Explains how to use the WebKit to embed web content in both Cocoa and Carbon applications.
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Explains how to use the WebKit to embed web content in both Cocoa and Carbon applications.
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Discover how you can use WebKit to effortlessly integrate web content into your SwiftUI apps. Learn how to load and display web content, communicate...
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47:07
What’s new in Safari and WebKit
Learn how the latest web technologies in Safari and WebKit can help you create incredible experiences. We'll highlight different CSS features and how...
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What's new in Safari and WebKit
Explore the latest features in Safari and WebKit and learn how you can make better and more powerful websites. We'll take you on a tour through the...
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WebKit constants affecting multiple classes.
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Display web content in AppKit or UIKit apps, or apps built with Objective-C.
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Accessing WebKit From Carbon Applications
Explains how to use the WebKit to embed web content in both Cocoa and Carbon applications.
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Introduction to WebKit Plug-in Programming Topics
Explains how to develop and deploy browser plug-ins based on the WebKit architecture.
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Creating Legacy Plug-ins with Cocoa and WebKit
Explains how to develop and deploy browser plug-ins based on the WebKit architecture.
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WebKit DOM Programming Topics: Dragging and Dropping
Describes how to use JavaScript in web content and WebKit-based applications.
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Safari Technology Preview 54 Release Notes
Preview the latest web technology updates including: Clipboard API, Beacon API, Web API, WebRTC, and Web Inspector.
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Introduction to WebKit Objective-C Programming Guide
Explains how to use the WebKit to embed web content in both Cocoa and Carbon applications.
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WebKit DOM Programming Topics: About JavaScript and the DOM
Describes how to use JavaScript in web content and WebKit-based applications.
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WebKit DOM Programming Topics: Cutting, Copying, and Pasting
Describes how to use JavaScript in web content and WebKit-based applications.
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WebKit Plugin Enumeration (Legacy)
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Enabling alternative distribution app installation in a browser
Add support for browser apps to install alternative distribution apps from websites.
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Enabling alternative distribution app installation in a browser
Add support for browser apps to install alternative distribution apps from websites.
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WebKit Loading Fail Enumeration (Legacy)
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Validating with the Roster API test scope
Use test data to ensure your integration with the Roster API works correctly.
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Explains how to develop and deploy browser plug-ins based on the WebKit architecture.
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Describes the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) properties that are supported by Safari and WebKit.
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Creating Plug-ins with the Netscape API
Explains how to develop and deploy browser plug-ins based on the WebKit architecture.
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Creating Compatible Web Content
Conceptual information and techniques on creating effective web content for Safari and WebKit using HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
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Explains how to use the HTML 5 audio and video tags to add media to web content.
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Explains how to use the HTML 5 audio and video tags to add media to web content.
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What's new in SwiftUI - Guides - WWDC25
Dive into the latest features and capabilities of the Swift language.
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Mac OS X Manual Page For daemon(3)
HTML versions of the iOS man pages.
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Explains how to use the WebKit to embed web content in both Cocoa and Carbon applications.
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Introduction to Safari CSS Reference
Describes the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) properties that are supported by Safari and WebKit.
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Describes the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) properties that are supported by Safari and WebKit.
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Describes the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) properties that are supported by Safari and WebKit.
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Provides a guided tour of (Bourne) shell scripting, including control structures, numerical computation, regular expressions, subroutines, and error handling.
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Using the Document Object Model from Objective-C
Explains how to use the WebKit to embed web content in both Cocoa and Carbon applications.
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What’s new in Safari extensions
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Design considerations for vision and motion
Learn how to design engaging immersive experiences for visionOS that respect the limitations of human vision and motion perception. We'll show you...
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23:23
Enhance your Sign in with Apple experience
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Bring better notifications to your websites and web apps in Safari on macOS with Web Push. We'll show you how you can remotely send notifications to...
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19:25
Discover Sign in with Apple at Work & School
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21:06
Discover account-driven User Enrollment
Learn how User Enrollment helps you support “bring your own device” deployments in your business or enterprise environment. We'll explore data...
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13:02
Improve global streaming availability with HLS Content Steering
Discover how you can use HLS playlist tags and the Steering Manifest format with your content to help dynamically update CDN redundancy policies...