Configure disallowoverscroll option
masterThe
disallowoverscroll option was added in version 0.2.5 to control overscroll behavior.Cordova InAppBrowser Plugin
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https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-inappbrowserA Cordova plugin that allows applications to open web URLs within a specialized browser instance. It provides more control than the standard WebView and can be used as a drop-in replacement for window.open(). Key features include the ability to inject JavaScript and CSS, handle lifecycle events (loadstart, loadstop, loaderror, exit), and configure target behaviors such as _blank, _self, and _system.
What's inside cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
Configure Android zoom on-screen controls
masterIn version 7.0.0, zoom on-screen controls for Android are now configurable. This allows developers to adjust how zoom interactions are presented to the user within the InAppBrowser.Configure toolbar position and visibility
masterThe plugin provides options to customize the toolbar. In version 0.2.5, the optiontoolbarpositionwas introduced (replacing the previoustoolbarbarpostion), allowing you to set the position totop. Additionally, thehidden=yesfeature was implemented for Windows (version 0.2.4).Browser platform implementation notes
masterWhen using the plugin in a web browser environment:
- The plugin is implemented via an
iframe. - Navigation history (the
backandforwardbuttons in theLocationBar) is not implemented.
- The plugin is implemented via an
Use custom schemes on iOS
masterVersion 7.0.0 adds support for custom scheme events on iOS. This allows the InAppBrowser to handle and trigger events when navigating to URLs using non-standard protocols (e.g.,my-app://).Configure zoom controls on Android
masterThe plugin supports an option to enable or disable zoom controls on Android. This was introduced in version 0.6.0. Documentation for thezoom=nooption was updated accordingly.Configure the hardwareBackButton option on Android
masterIn version 1.5.1, thehardwareBackButtonoption was added for Android. This allows you to set whether the hardware back button should be handled by the InAppBrowser (e.g., to navigate back in history) or by the application.Enable third-party cookies on Android
masterFor devices running Android 5.0 or higher, third-party cookies are enabled by default in the InAppBrowser (introduced in version 1.7.2).Clear cache and session cache on iOS
masterIn version 0.3.3, theclearcacheandclearsessioncacheoptions were added for the iOS platform, bringing parity with the Android implementation.Customize Android InAppBrowser UI
masterVersion 2.0.2 introduced several customization options for the Android platform:
- Support for a footer close button.
- Ability to adjust the color of the toolbar.
- Ability to hide navigation buttons.
- Ability to set custom text on the close button.
Use the useWidthViewPort option on Android
masterIn version 1.5.1, theuseWidthViewPortoption was added for the Android platform. This option allows you to control the viewport width behavior within the InAppBrowser.Migrate to version 7.0.0
masterVersion 7.0.0 introduces breaking changes for iOS. If you are upgrading from a previous version, note the following:
- The property
instanceand the getter methodgetInstancehave been removed from the iOS implementation. - Unused private methods have been removed.
Ensure your custom iOS integrations or extensions do not rely on these removed members.
- The property