#WebView2 + extensions in UWP apps

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gilded mango
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see #horizon-browser

timber trail
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@modest gyro @wanton quiver

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You guys surely know how

rancid timber
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I just went through the entire Google but I couldn't find it.

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All examples for WinUI. It doesn't work in uwp because there are no necessary apis.

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Here is what I found but it's doesn't exists in CoreWebView2.Profile in UWP app

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Also I have not ability to create environment and set AreBrowserExtensionsEnabled to true because this property is also does not exist

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This is resolved. I just look on Microsoft.UI.Xaml package and see old WebView2 dependency.

gilded mango
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wow so uwp extensions work?

rancid timber
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This is solved by installing the latest Microsoft.Web.WebView2 package

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Should work

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At least the necessary APIs have appeared.

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I need to try to build it in Release via .NET native and make sure that the project works.

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UWP is such a thing that things that work in Debug may behave differently in Release.😅

timber trail
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Definitely

gilded mango
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.net core 3.1 vs .net native 2.2 moment

rancid timber
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I had cases when I installed some third-party packages and everything worked in debug but crashed in release.

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Yeah it's works

rancid timber
# timber trail Not may

While Release is being assembled, you can get a lot done. Building an x64/x86/ARM32/ARM64 package can take a decent amount of time. I once worked in a company and they had a UWP app that took 15 minutes to build in Release.

timber trail
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😭

rancid timber
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A lot of packages