We have been searching for almost one year for answers as to why wkWebView using an Entitled Domain will allow Autofill with KeyChain to fill credentials, but will not trigger Autofill to store/save them. In other words, if users have previously stored credentials in Safari while visiting domain X, subsequent visited to wkWebView with entitled domain X will allow use of those credentials in wkWebView through the Autofill/Keychain dialogue. However, users cannot save/store credentials within wkWebView in Trusted domain X because the save dialogue is never triggered.

Hello I have a webrtc-based web app that is loaded inside a WKWebView. The web app gets loaded just fine in our iOS App running WKWebView on an iPad with iOS 15.1. We are using the exact same app, built for Mac Catalyst. However, on the Mac version, the web app gets loaded but the RTCPeerConnection object is undefined.. Meaning that our web app assumes that WebRTC is not available in that browser. Isn't the native app supposed to work the exact same on iOS and MacOS? Is the Mac version of WKWebView more limited than its iOS counterpart ? Is there any resource that states exactly what is supported in WKWebview in each platform? Thanks

I am using WKWebView inside my Swift App for SSO login. Now, SSO session is retained due to cookies saved. In Android there's an option to clear the cache or clear data from their settings Apps. Can I make my iOS App eligible for such a feature? I don't want to give an option inside my Application to clear the cache. is there any external option available which can be used for this inspite of Re-installing the application.