The end of Apple’s UIWebView support is quickly approaching. The company announced that as of April 2020 it will no longer accept new apps that use the UIWebView API, and as of December 2020 the ...
Apple has extended the deadline for developers to discontinue the use of UIWebView in their apps. WKWebView was introduced in 2014 and the company notes that it is the recommended way to integrate web ...
Apple has announced that it will stop accepting new apps that use UIWebView as of April 2020 and reject app updates that use UIWebView as of December 2020. If your app still embeds web content using ...
Chrome for iOS is now finally taking advantage, with Google declaring that ditching UIWebView has led to “dramatic improvements in stability, speed, responsiveness, and web compatibility.” Thanks to ...
Apple is extending the deadline for app updates using the UIWebView API "beyond the end of 2020," and has also introduced new subscription server notifications. UIWebView and WebView are frameworks ...
Google Chrome 48, which is being released to the browser’s stable channel today, is just another incremental update for most of the browser’s users. For Chrome users on iOS, however, it’s a big ...
Apple is phasing out UIWebView, which is used by developers for integrating web content into an app in a quick and secure manner. Apple is replacing UIWebView (and WebView) with WKWebView, an updated ...
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