Capacitor
Capacitor is a cross-platform layer that allows you to run web applications natively on iOS, Android and the web using a single code base. It offers a API that makes it easy to call native SDK from the web code and write custom native plugins using Swift or Kotlin. It is easily integrated into existing modern web applications and provides Progressive Web App (PWA) support.
Capacitor
100ionic-team · Desktop & Cross-Platform
- With a single code base, you run your web application on iOS, Android, and web platforms.
- You access platform features by calling native SDK from your web code or writing custom native plugins.
- By adding Capacitor to your current modern web application, you distribute to application stores.
- • NeutralHacker News
Capacitor plague
“OT: is this a recently added Wikipedia feature?: > On 18 May 2013, Capacitor plague was linked from Hacker News, a high-traffic website.[0] Does anyone know the rationale behind adding this? It doesn't seem like they're auto-locking/semilocking the article to prevent…”
- ↓ NegativeGitHub Issue
[IOS] Cookies problems in IOS
“Hi, in Ios platform, Capacitor use the vkWebView, which has the well known problem of cookies shared between the domains, but no solution has been implemented. In "cordova-plugin-wkwebview-engine", the ploblem is solved using "WKProcessPool": "This plugin creates a shared…”