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Not possible for now, but it is possible to get cookies from webView on Android so we could manage share cookies from webview with the flutter side. On iOS I don't know yet. |
@lejard-h For iOS, It seem's an app's cookies are stored in their own cookie jar:
(From StackOverflow) Not sure how outdated/accurate that answer is, though. |
this would be very helpful |
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@lejard-h is there a roadmap for the release i can follow up with? tks! |
@marwan-at-work I'm interested in this too, looks like it's already been released in 0.0.10 (check the code) |
@lucaslcode i don't see it in pub yet https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/flutter_webview_plugin#-versions-tab- |
Any update on ability to set cookies in webview for both Android and iOS? If not, is it the plan in the near term? Appreciate your response. Thx. |
Any update? |
I was wondering, if it is possible to get data from cookies, set in the web view, to the flutter application. My use case is a custom auth mechanism which works by authentication with google on server side and sending a cookie with the client credentials in a cookie to the frontend (in this case my flutter app). Is this possible with this plugin?
I saw both #7 and #8 and am not sure about this approach because of the cookie instead of a redirect url and query parameters.
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