(Bug) Android App Webview rendering issue
See original GitHub issueThe Android app has a rendering issue with below URL in Webview: https://mapviewer-deredactie.be-mobile.biz/#/map?lang=nl_BE&@=50.98955680038983,4.395904541015624,9
In Android it gives a line of text displaying only
/#/map?lang=nl_BE&@=50.98955680038983,4.395904541015624,9
However, it does render correct (as supposed to be) when using the Sitemap in Safari or Firefox on a Mac.
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- Created 4 years ago
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In a quick test using the URL ‘https://www.heise.de/#startseite.newsticker.anrissliste.8’ and removing the anchor handling code, the WebView jumps to the correct position for me … so yeah, I also think removing the anchor specific code + renaming the class makes sense to me.
The problem is the code introduced in #105; the iOS app likely doesn’t have such special handling.