webview_flutter_windows

What's Changed

• Add Claude Code and Codex agent plugin; release 1.1.1 by @omar-hanafy in #6

Full Changelog: webview_flutter_windows-v1.1.0...webview_flutter_windows-v1.1.1

• Add AI coding-assistant support for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex: an agent plugin installable from the repository marketplace, with five package-specific skills covering integration, the JavaScript bridge and local content, troubleshooting, channel-mocked testing, and migration from webview_windows 0.x. See the README's "AI coding-assistant support" section (#6).
• No changes to the package's Dart or native code.

What's Changed

• Add runtime control for default context menus by @bradleyburgesscc in #3
• Add contributor standards and harden release automation by @omar-hanafy in #4
• Release webview_flutter_windows 1.1.0 by @omar-hanafy in #5

New Contributors

• @bradleyburgesscc made their first contribution in #3

Full Changelog: webview_flutter_windows-v1.0.0...webview_flutter_windows-v1.1.0

• Add WebviewController.setDefaultContextMenusEnabled() to enable or disable WebView2's default context menus for subsequent top-level navigations; menus remain disabled by default (#3).

What's Changed

• Prepare webview_flutter_windows package release by @omar-hanafy in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/omar-hanafy/webview_flutter_windows/commits/webview_flutter_windows-v1.0.0

First stable release of webview_flutter_windows (omar-hanafy/webview_flutter_windows), a maintained fork/rebuild of upstream webview_windows 0.4.0 including all upstream changes up to ed81bbe. This API is the maintained baseline going forward: any future breaking change will come with a major version bump.

This release contains breaking changes. See the migration guide for step-by-step upgrade instructions.

Breaking changes

• Published under the new package name webview_flutter_windows; migrate dependencies and imports from webview_windows.
• Requires Dart 3.12+ / Flutter 3.44+.
• All WebviewController event streams are now broadcast streams: multiple listeners are allowed, and events emitted while nobody listens are dropped.
• WebErrorStatus values are renamed to lowerCamelCase (WebErrorStatusTimeout -> WebErrorStatus.timeout); the underlying indexes are unchanged.
• Calling controller methods before initialize() completes now throws a StateError with an actionable message instead of crashing in release builds.
• initialize() throws a StateError when called on a disposed controller, and completes with the underlying error on any failure (previously some failures left the controller, ready, and dispose() hanging forever).
• The internal getButton helper is no longer exported.

Window focus

Fixes the long-standing focus loss issue (jnschulze/flutter-webview-windows#230):

• Clicking a webview no longer deactivates the host window (gray title bar, dead keyboard shortcuts).
• Clicking Flutter UI outside a webview hands keyboard focus back to Flutter automatically, and pressing Tab past the page's last focusable element moves focus back to Flutter instead of cycling inside the page forever.
• Enforced invariant: while a Flutter text input owns Flutter focus, no webview keeps native keyboard focus. A TextField gaining focus while the page holds the keyboard - or any code path grabbing native focus while a text input is focused - results in focus being handed back to Flutter immediately, in both event orders.
• New API: WebviewController.focus(), WebviewController.releaseFocus(), the onFocusChanged stream, and hasNativeFocus.

New features

• Cookie management: getCookies(), setCookie(), and deleteCookies() with a typed WebviewCookie model (expiry, SameSite, secure, HTTP-only), alongside the existing clearCookies().
• Reference-counted environment lifecycle: the WebView2 environment is released when the last controller is disposed, so initializeEnvironment() can be called again - e.g. with a different userDataPath - without restarting the app.
• Headless usage: a controller can be driven without a Webview widget for background pages; the new setSize() gives the invisible page real bounds so it performs layout.

Improvements

• initialize() is re-entrant: concurrent calls join the in-flight attempt, and a failed attempt can be retried.
• dispose() is idempotent, safe in every lifecycle state, and closes all event streams.
• Load-error statuses reported by a newer WebView2 runtime than this package knows map to WebErrorStatus.unknown instead of throwing a RangeError.
• The Webview widget accepts a key and resolves its device pixel ratio per view (multi-window safe).
• Full dartdoc coverage of the public API.

Native fixes

• Fixed inverted success reporting for addVirtualHostNameMapping / removeVirtualHostNameMapping (success was reported as failure).
• Fixed dispose silently leaking the native webview instance for texture ids that fit in 32 bits.
• Fixed COM reference leaks and latent use-after-frees in touch pointer events, permission requests, environment creation, WinRT factory access, and native string getters.
• Non-ASCII additionalArguments now reach Chromium as proper UTF-8 instead of being mangled.
• Malformed method channel arguments produce an error result instead of terminating the process, and all nullable native strings are converted null-safely.
• Webview creation failures are surfaced as errors instead of returning a silent, dead instance.

Toolchain

• WebView2 SDK 1.0.1210.39 -> 1.0.3967.48, WIL 1.0.220914.1 -> 1.0.260126.7.
• The plugin builds as C++23 and no longer forces a C++ language level onto the consuming app; the CMake minimum is 3.20.
• The NuGet bootstrap is SHA-256 verified and dependencies are installed at configure time, so first builds no longer race the imported .targets.

What's Changed

• Prepare webview_flutter_windows package release by @omar-hanafy in #1
• Release 1.0.0-dev.2 by @omar-hanafy in #2

New Contributors

• @omar-hanafy made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/omar-hanafy/webview_flutter_windows/commits/webview_flutter_windows-v1.0.0-dev.2