If use filters - then how to skip external request completely? (those urls are usually not available from internal network)salvadordf wrote: Fri Nov 08, 2019 8:38 am What you describe can only be accomplished with a "filter" to replace the entire contents of a web page with your own contents.
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Update to CEF 78.2.14
Re: Update to CEF 78.2.14
Re: Update to CEF 78.2.14
Is there a way to set browser's/frame's URL without any causing any network activity?
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Re: Update to CEF 78.2.14
I've never done that.
Perhaps you can register the HTTP scheme to serve your own contents instead of the remote contents when the URL uses certain domain or path. Take a look at the SchemeRegistrationBrowser demo.
Perhaps you can register the HTTP scheme to serve your own contents instead of the remote contents when the URL uses certain domain or path. Take a look at the SchemeRegistrationBrowser demo.