I’m engaged on an iOS app that makes use of WKWebView.
A purpose for my app is to forestall any delicate data from leaking out of the app — for instance, if a cellphone quantity seems in an internet web page, the consumer shouldn’t have the ability to export it to Contacts.
I used to be in a position to disable the long-press context menu with the delegate technique:
func webView(_ webView: WKWebView,
contextMenuConfigurationForElement elementInfo: WKContextMenuElementInfo,
completionHandler: @escaping @MainActor (UIContextMenuConfiguration?) -> Void) {
let config = UIContextMenuConfiguration(identifier: nil, previewProvider: nil) { steered -> UIMenu? in
if let url = elementInfo.linkURL, url.scheme == "tel" {
// Return an empty menu -> no context menu proven
return UIMenu(title: "", youngsters: [])
}
return UIMenu(title: "", youngsters: steered)
}
completionHandler(config)
}
This works: on iPhone and iPad, long-pressing a cellphone quantity not reveals the system context menu.
On iPad, if I faucet a tel: hyperlink as a substitute of long-pressing it, the system nonetheless reveals a menu (with “Add to Contacts”, and many others.).
• Are there really two totally different sorts of menus for tel: hyperlinks in WKWebView (long-press vs faucet)?
• In that case, how can I forestall the “faucet” menu on iPad in the identical approach I suppressed the long-press one?
Here’s a screenshot of a context menu i wish to do away with:
