I have a nwjs project in which I put a webview to visit third-party websites.
the following figure shows a custom method in a third-party website:
chrome.tabs.executescript:
js:location.href="abc.com"
what is the problem with this? Is it true that chrome does not allow non-local methods on the site to be called? Please let the gods know
permission problem? Add
"permissions" to
manifest.json: ["activeTab", "declarativeContent", "storage"]
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1. I made a shell out of nwjs. The webview tag is used in it. The webview tag listens for the newwindow method _webview.addEventListener( newwindow , (e) => { nw.Window.open(e.targetUrl, { new_instance: false, focus: true, ...