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Suggestion: implement .back() and .forward() methods for WebView widget
See original GitHub issueI want to have a simple browser in my app, but I require basic browser navigation functionality. Since users may end up on an arbitrary site by following links, I can’t implement back and forward navigation using window.postMessage().
We need to have a back and forward method implemented on the WebView widget itself.
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- Created 6 years ago
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That’s fine with me as well.
Both Android an iOS support the methods
goBack()goForward()canGoBack()canGoForward()@ralfstx @patrykmol Should we add those methods on the
WebView?