WkWebView crashes due to missing entitlements
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It seems like you are experiencing crashes with WKWebView due to missing entitlements. Based on the context provided, there are a few sessions from WWDC 2024 that might be relevant to your issue:
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Get started with Writing Tools: This session discusses the default behavior of
WKWebViewand how to configure it. It mentions that the default behavior is limited and you might need to set certain configurations explicitly. -
What’s new in privacy: This session covers various privacy-related updates, including the need to declare entitlements in your
Info.plistfor accessing certain features. This might be relevant if yourWKWebViewrequires specific entitlements that are not currently declared. -
What’s new in privacy: This part of the session discusses local network usage descriptions and other entitlements that might be necessary for your app to function correctly.
If you need more specific guidance on configuring WKWebView or handling entitlements, you might want to check the detailed documentation or the full sessions mentioned above.
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