I tried to use google sheet locally, not on the browser.
It seems like there is always a url on top of the window.
Is it possible to remove the url part? It looks unnecessary.
Use Google Chrome. Download Chrome from this page.
I recreated google sheet icon from chrome and it doesn't show the url.
I don't know why it works. :/
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I am trying to change the display of the following login with keycloak page.
https://imgur.com/a/X18bmgC
This shows up with Safari when starting the app.
The problem I have is that the user has to scroll to see the " New user " part of my WebView. And this is a problem.
I'd like to change the display of my WebView to make it look like this if possible :
https://imgur.com/a/DYfpkRS
Here I had to manually unzoom the page.
<ReactNativeKeycloakProvider
authClient={keycloak}
onEvent={onEvent}
initOptions={{
redirectUri: 'mobile://presentation',
inAppBrowserOptions: {
ephemeralWebSession: true,
modalEnabled: true,
},
}}>
This is the code displaying the Keycloak Login page in Safari ( https://github.com/react-keycloak/react-native-keycloak ).
I've checked the different InAppBrowser options here : https://github.com/proyecto26/react-native-inappbrowser#ios-options
When changing the values of each of these options, I can see no differences on the iPhone I'm using. When I change 'ephemeralWebSession' from true to false, I can see the difference. But every other option makes no difference for me. I tried to change 'modalTransitionStyle', 'modalPresentationStyle', 'readerMode' and 'preferredBarTintColor' values, but nothing shows different on the WebView.
I don't understand what I should change to get my WebView to change aswell.
I realize this is about 6 months old as I'm writing this answer, but I had this same issue and came across this in a search.
There is an open issue with InAppBrowser that addresses this: https://github.com/proyecto26/react-native-inappbrowser/issues/292
In short, RN Keycloak calls the InAppBrowser openAuth method to start an ASWebAuthenticationSession instead of a typical web session with the open method. ASWebAuthenticationSession is not customizable, per Apple.
So, the choice is to modify the RN Keycloak package to use the open method, or to do some overriding trickery with Objective-C as found here: https://msolarana.netlify.app/2021/01/06/fixing-aswebauthenticationsession-presentation/
Problem:
I want to hide the url that is shown in the WebViews when logging in using ADB2C in iOS.
Platform: React Native
library: react-native-msal
The Url Shown in red
Things I tried: I tried changing the parameters
ios_webviewType?: Ios_MSALWebviewType;
and
ios_presentationStyle?: Ios_ModalPresentationStyle;
But did not find a way to hide the URL.
(Even though wkwebiew hid the url, Google does not support it)
Expected Result: The WebViews should open for selection of account without any url in the top.
Please let me know if any more information is needed. Thank you.
It’s not possible with the type of web view google requires in iOS.
I'm using the following URL to share the page on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=POST_TITLE&POST_URL&via=akhbar
It works fine with all browsers and mobile devices, except Safari, it opens:
One tab with the previous URL, but adds the following parameter to the end of the URL: &original_referer=POST_URL
A new window (that shows the Tweet composer) with the original share button's URL.
Why does this happen on Safari? And how to avoid this?
I've solved this by changing the Twitter share URL to this:
https://twitter.com/share?url=POST_URL&via=akhbar&text=POST_TITLE
But I've no idea what are the differences between intent and share, and why that was happening with the old URL.
https://r9---sn-a5m7lnel.googlevideo.com/videoplayback?id=c815cbfeddf16cb0&itag=18&source=webdrive&begin=0&requiressl=yes&mm=30&mn=sn-a5m7lnel&ms=nxu&mv=m&nh=IgpwcjAyLmxheDE2KgkxMjcuMC4wLjE&pl=19&mime=video/mp4&lmt=1458651337361788&mt=1460326877&ip=0.0.0.0&ipbits=8&expire=1460355737&sparams=ip,ipbits,expire,id,itag,source,requiressl,mm,mn,ms,mv,nh,pl,mime,lmt&signature=6BC2EA4F643071A5FACCFD9413B48FC1DCB53710.387DCD60FD8900AE04010A993EDFF340D2A67406&key=ck2
This URL is a "direct" link to a video. I'm unsure how these URLs are handled and how they came to be. I assumed it was from Google Drive or Google Photos, but I can't seem to get the same URL format from a quick video I uploaded onto Google Drive/Photo.
Does anyone know how this URL is generated and maintained?
If you go to your normal video link–URL with the format https://drive.google.com/file/d/XXXXID/view/, you can right click twice in a row and click "Copy Video Address", and it will get you the link in that format.
Note that these links are temporary and IP-locked, so it won't work forever or on another device.
I am working on Rails application where i created RSS feeds.
When i open link into Firefox it open good but in chrome it ask for download file or nothing.
What actually issue here or give me proper way to create and display RSS link if any buddy have a experience in it.
Thanks
This might be because, Your Google chrome does not have built in rss reader, to make google chrome lighter.
More information here.
To get rid of this problem you can add rss reader in google chrome by adding it from chrome webstore.
Follow below steps :
In your Chrome browser open
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/rss?hl=en-US
Enter 'RSS Feed Reader' in the search box (top left)
Press your 'Enter' key
In the results click the '+ Add to Chrome' button next to 'RSS Feed Reader'