Webview for SwiftUI
Asked on 2025-07-12
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Apple introduced a new WebView API for SwiftUI at WWDC 2025, which allows developers to embed web content directly into their apps using WebKit. This new API is designed to seamlessly integrate with SwiftUI, making it easier to display web content by simply providing a URL to the WebView. The WebView API is part of a broader set of enhancements to SwiftUI, including new web APIs, rich text editing capabilities, and support for 3D charts.
The session titled "Meet WebKit for SwiftUI" provides a comprehensive overview of how to use the new WebView API. It covers loading and displaying web content, customizing the browsing experience, and interacting with web pages using new view modifiers and the WebPage API. The WebPage API is an observable class that allows for programmatic control and interaction with web content, making it possible to react to changes in web page properties and communicate with JavaScript.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the session Meet WebKit for SwiftUI (00:01:54) which covers how to load and display web content using the new WebView API.
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