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The possibility to inject custom javascript would allow us to run custom javascript on external websites. This use case is suitable for things like web automation testing, web scrapers and bots.
As far as I know, that's not possible using the current version of Photino.
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Interesting thought. We will put that on our list of future considerations. There are a lot of security related questions that need to get evaluated and answered.
Changes would need to be made in the .NET and the Native project (separate changes for WebKit and Chromium Edge) to allow these code injections.
Yes, that would be awesome. At the moment, the only way to interact with an external webpage is by using Chrome Extensions or Web Drivers, like Selenium, Puppeteer, etc. Photino could be a much simpler option.
The possibility to inject custom javascript would allow us to run custom javascript on external websites. This use case is suitable for things like web automation testing, web scrapers and bots.
As far as I know, that's not possible using the current version of Photino.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: