What’s new for WebKit in css?
Asked on 08/02/2024
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For updates on WebKit in CSS, you can refer to the session titled "Get started with Writing Tools" from WWDC 2024. This session discusses various enhancements and configurations for WKWebView, which is part of WebKit.
Here are some relevant points from the session:
- Writing Tools Integration: WKWebView now supports advanced text editing experiences, including inline editing, proofreading, and composition support. This can be customized using new APIs.
- Customizing Behavior: You can specify the behavior of writing tools in WKWebView, such as allowing rich text or tables, or opting out of writing tools completely.
- Ignoring Ranges: There are new delegate methods to specify text ranges that writing tools should ignore, useful for applications like note-taking or email apps.
For more detailed information, you can watch the session Get started with Writing Tools.
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