Smart WebView (Preview) app analytics for 20 marzo

Smart WebView is an advanced, open-source WebView component for Android that lets you seamlessly integrate web content and technologies into native applications. Build powerful hybrid apps with ease, leveraging the best of both web and native worlds. This app serves as a demo for both users and developers to explore the core capabilities of Smart WebView. Source Code on GitHub (https://github.com/mgks/Android-SmartWebView) With Smart WebView, you can embed existing web pages or create fully offline HTML/CSS/JavaScript projects within a native Android app. Enhance your web-based apps with native features like: Geolocation: Track user location with GPS or network. File and Camera Access: Upload files or capture images/videos directly from the WebView. Push Notifications: Send targeted messages using Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM). Custom URL Handling: Intercept and handle specific URLs to trigger native actions. JavaScript Bridge: Seamlessly communicate between your web content and native Android code. Plugin System: Extend Smart WebView's functionality with your own custom plugins (e.g., the included QR Code Scanner plugin). Offline Mode: Provide a custom offline experience when network connectivity is unavailable. What's New in Version 7.0: All-New Plugin Architecture: Create and integrate your own plugins to add custom features without modifying the core library. Enhanced File Handling: Improved file uploads and camera integration with robust error handling. Updated Dependencies: Built with the latest libraries for optimal performance and security. Refined Documentation: Clearer explanations and examples to get you started quickly. Key Features: Embed web pages or run offline HTML/CSS/JavaScript projects. Integrates with native Android features like GPS, camera, file manager, and notifications. Clean, minimal design with performance optimization. Flexible and extensible plugin system. Requirements: Basic Android development skills. Minimum API 23+ (Android 6.0 Marshmallow). Android Studio (or your preferred IDE) for development. Developer: Ghazi Khan (https://mgks.dev) Project under MIT License.