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I been able to create a custom schema and get my app to launch with webview2 up and being able to display any page I want |
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Is it a program launched in the browser using a custom protocol? |
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Yep, I can call ms-mobile-apps://.... in edge and other browsers and it will launch my app. You - need to set this up in the registry as well as your app to make it work |
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/80650/how-do-i-register-a-custom-url-protocol-in-windows |
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This step is fine, the problem is that the program cannot be initialized normally |
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Hmm I'm not seeing any issues here but I haven't updated to the latest SDK though. |
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Are you using winform or wpf? Is it because I use win32? |
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I'm using wpf, C++ hates me |
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The webview2 is embedded in the app, and it cannot be called in the browser using the windows custom protocol. Is there any good solution?
The browser calls another console program, which then launches the application. no problem.
win32 for webview2 app
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