The industry is evolving to enhance privacy and block trackers, and it's well covered in WebKit's website post: https://webkit.org/blog/10218/full-third-party-cookie-blocking-and-more/However nothing is mentioned about WKWebView, I would like to understand the direction this will take for it, specific questions are:- Will it (ever) apply to WKWebView?- Would there be options to turn it on/off?Thanks!
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In my app I have a WKWebView that executes some long running tasks (via javascript), but it seems that when the app is backgrounded the javascript being executed in the WKWebView just pauses/freezes. Bringing the app to foreground resumes the javascript execution.How can I keep javascript code running even when my app is backgrounded?