Daniel R. Schneider

> Launching it as sebs://example.com/seb-test.seb??query-params resulted in SEB loading https://google.com/?query-params But using sebs://example.com/seb-test.seb?query-params caused SEB to load https://google.com/ > > Expected behavior was to see https://google.com/query-params in address-bar. No, because...

> Terribly sorry, I stand corrected! There is indeed a bug (or rather, if my recollection serves me right, I was not aware that single query separators should be handled...

No, the feature description mentions, that it is an "additional query string". So it's very simple: 1. If a seb(s) link contains one query in the URL (prefixed with '?'),...

PS: I'm using a command `arrayOfQueryStrings = URL.query.componentsSeparatedByString:"?"` on the query-part of the seb(s) URL to find out if there is an additional query string (arrayOfQueryStrings.count == 2) arrayOfQueryStrings.lastObject then...

Service Workers on iOS/iPadOS are only available in WKWebView (the "modern" WebView in SEB terminology, which is only used with according SEB settings). In addition, the app has to have...

Currently not. I will remind them of this issue.

I have the feeling that this is similar to what I observed with the current Safari version and the GitHub text editor (on macOS 13, but Safari always has the...

PS: This is with high certainty a macOS/WebKit issue. SEB doesn't implement the web engine itself, that's an API in the operating system. Don't think that any customizations which SEB...

Duplicate of https://github.com/SafeExamBrowser/seb-mac/issues/341. Not the same editor though, I removed the duplicate label, but I assume it's the same underlying WebKit issue.

Yeah, I thought the same when I saw the release note for iOS 17.3.1, which seems to have had the same issue. Let's hope this is really fixed.