David Risney

This is an existing issue for WebView2 in UWP apps: #1925. I'm going to make sure we get this listed in our docs for now.

I've added a section to this doc https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/get-started/winui2#custom-cursors about custom cursors not working. That doc covers various things that are currently not supported in WebView2 in UWP and that content...

Yes, thanks. Looks like some of the other built-in cursor kinds don't work as well. Like help, wait, crosshair work, but progress, grab, don't. I'll update that, thanks.

We'll look into this. We can do some work to improve docs and samples for the existing solution in the shorter term. To make something work like AddWebAllowedObject is a...

Thanks for reporting this issue! ReadBytes has one `out` parameter and since JavaScript doesn't support out parameters wv2winrt turns that into a return value (see [more info on how wv2winrt...

Unfortunately no update yet. You may be able to workaround the issue by creating your own WinRT runtimeclass with method to operate on the data reader or return the values...

Great feature request! You might be able to inject CSS or script to hide scrollbars from within the web content, but we don't have a setting on the WebView2 API...

We have CoreWebView2.ExecuteScriptAsync that will execute whatever JavaScript you pass in. Although I'm not sure what the equivalent of the code you have there would be in JS. At any...

@champnic @jennifer-jacobs Do you know the correct person to look into this issue?

Which UI framework are you using? You say its a UWP app so I'm guessing you're using WinUI2 or WinUI3 and so you're using the WebView2 WinRT APIs, is that...