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You can't get the JSContext of a UIWebView though, which is a big hole.
by alayne 12y ago
You can't get the JSContext of a UIWebView though, which is a big hole.
- tehno 12y agoYes you can on iOS7: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19664206/access-the-javascriptcore-engine-of-a-uiwebview http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19664206/access-the-javas...
- alayne 12y agoI know, but that isn't a realistic option since it's not a public API and therefore not something you should use in a production application.
- suyash 12y agoYes, this is a private api - meaning not officially public so can't use it in production. I would love to have the new FTL JIT engine supported officially for the webview JS execution. It would bring UIWebView on iOS7 up to par with Android WebView on Android 4.4