Enable going back in history with backpress on Android #10
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…available; otherwise, destroy the webview activity. The user is still able to immediately leave the webview with the button present on the top left corner.
lejard-h
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It looks good to me right know.
I will see later if we need to make this feature optionnal, because
FlutterWebviewPlugin.channel.invokeMethod("onBackPressed", null); is not call and the app bar with the back button is not always here.
I will publish on pub later today.
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Otherwise, destroy the webview activity. The user is still able to immediately leave the webview with the button present on the top left corner. This change is only limited to Android.