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# WebView Support

## Overview

WebViews are components that embed web content within native mobile applications. The Luciq SDK can automatically detect and monitor WebViews in your Flutter app.

This feature is available from SDK v**19.7.0**.

When enabled, WebView support allows you to:

* Report **WebView screen loading times** in APM
* Capture **user interactions** inside WebViews (tap, scroll, navigation)
* Log **network requests** (Fetch/XHR) triggered by WebViews

This helps you get full visibility into hybrid app experiences where native and WebView content are combined.

## WebView Data Enrichment

Enabling WebView detection enhances multiple Luciq products:

### WebViews in APM

WebView loading times are reported alongside native screen loading metrics. This helps you measure and optimize performance across both native and web-based content.

### WebViews in Bug Reporting, Crash Reporting, and Session Replay

* **User interactions** inside WebViews are captured (navigation, swipe, tap, scroll)
* **Network logs** from requests made inside WebViews (Fetch/XHR) are automatically captured
* Both appear in the logs section; user interactions also appear in Repro Steps

## Setup

### Master WebView Tracking API

The Master API controls all WebView data collection at runtime, including:

* User interactions
* Network logs
* Screen loading in APM

By default, the Master API is **disabled**. Enable it after `Luciq.init`:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Dart" %}

```dart
Luciq.setWebViewMonitoringEnabled(true);
```

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

{% hint style="info" %}
The Master API alone doesn't enable tracking—it only allows these features to work. You still need to explicitly enable each feature (user interactions, network logs) using their respective APIs.
{% endhint %}

### User Interactions & Network Logs

By default, user interactions and network logs inside WebViews are **disabled**. Enable them at runtime:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Dart" %}

```dart
// Track taps and other user interactions inside WebViews.
Luciq.setWebViewUserInteractionsTrackingEnabled(true);

// Log network requests issued from WebViews.
Luciq.setWebViewNetworkTrackingEnabled(true);
```

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
`setWebViewMonitoringEnabled` must be enabled for `setWebViewUserInteractionsTrackingEnabled` and `setWebViewNetworkTrackingEnabled` to take effect.
{% endhint %}

## API Summary

| API                                           | Purpose                                           | Default |
| --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | ------- |
| `setWebViewMonitoringEnabled()`               | Master switch for all WebView tracking at runtime | `false` |
| `setWebViewUserInteractionsTrackingEnabled()` | Capture user interactions in WebViews             | `false` |
| `setWebViewNetworkTrackingEnabled()`          | Capture network logs from WebViews                | `false` |

{% hint style="warning" %}
If `setWebViewMonitoringEnabled(false)` is set, all other WebView APIs will have no effect.
{% endhint %}

## Requirements

* Luciq SDK version v19.7.0 or later
* On Android, only the native `WebView` class is supported


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