Debugging and monitoring pages in WebView can use the following tools and methods:
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Chrome DevTools:
- Android 4.4+: Connect device via USB, enter
chrome://inspectin Chrome - Can view DOM structure, network requests, console logs, etc.
- Supports real-time modification of CSS and JavaScript
- Android 4.4+: Connect device via USB, enter
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Safari Web Inspector:
- iOS: Enable Web Inspector in settings, connect device via Safari
- Similar functionality to Chrome DevTools
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Remote debugging:
- Enable debugging with
setWebContentsDebuggingEnabled(true) - For devices that cannot be directly connected, use remote debugging tools
- Enable debugging with
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Log output:
- Use
console.login JavaScript to output logs - Implement
onConsoleMessagemethod ofWebChromeClientin native code - Capture and display JavaScript errors
- Use
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Network monitoring:
- Use
shouldInterceptRequestmethod ofWebViewClientto monitor network requests - Implement custom network request interceptors
- Use third-party network monitoring tools
- Use
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Performance monitoring:
- Use
window.performanceAPI to get performance metrics - Monitor page load time, first screen time, etc.
- Analyze JavaScript execution time
- Use
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Memory monitoring:
- Monitor WebView memory usage
- Detect memory leaks
- Use Android Profiler or iOS Instruments
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Error monitoring:
- Implement error handling methods like
onReceivedError - Collect and analyze error information
- Establish error reporting mechanism
- Implement error handling methods like
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Automated testing:
- Use tools like Appium for WebView automated testing
- Simulate user operations, verify function correctness
- Performance regression testing