Thomas Wilde

Hi Chris, I wonder if you have taken a second look at the possibility of rendering the native canvas to a JavaFX node. This would close the gap significantly for many JavaFX developers out there. There has been success with embedding CEF (chromium embedded framework), but what I like so much about DJ is that I don't have to package the browser with my application, it simply uses the Edge WebView2 that's already on the users machine. When I want to use DJ JWebBrowser, I do one of two things. 1. Open...

It did work on JDK 11 with the latest swt. Still can't get it to work on JDK 8 though.

After looking at the SendingCommands demo, I was able to create a workaround by executing the following javascript after the page was loaded: webBrowser.executeJavascriptWithResult("sendNSCommand(document.cookie);") Using the command received function, I got the web page cookies and was able to parse them. This should work just fine, but it still seems strange that the getCookie function simply returns null.

Also, the reason why I am using the edge browser is because I assume we will be required to when IE retires on June 15, 2022.

getCookie returns null when using Edge