A drop-in inline browser view controller for Swift iOS apps with customizable themes and sharing options.
SwiftWebVC is an open-source iOS library that provides a customizable inline web browser view controller for Swift applications. It enables developers to display web content directly within their app using a native UI component, eliminating the need to switch to external browsers like Safari. The library handles device-specific layouts, orientation changes, and common browser controls out of the box.
iOS developers building Swift applications who need to embed web views for displaying web content, documentation, or authentication flows without disrupting the user experience.
Developers choose SwiftWebVC for its simplicity, drop-in integration, and customizable themes. It saves development time by providing a production-ready web browser component with essential features like sharing, loading delegates, and multiple presentation modes, all while maintaining a native look and feel.
A drop-in inline browser for your Swift iOS app.
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Can be pushed into a navigation stack or presented modally with just a few lines of code, as demonstrated in the usage examples, saving development time.
Automatically provides distinct interfaces for iPhone and iPad with full landscape orientation support, ensuring a native look without extra work.
Includes back, forward, stop/refresh, and share buttons out of the box, reducing the need for custom toolbar implementation.
Offers three predefined themes (Light-Blue, Light-Black, Dark) for modal presentation, allowing quick design matching to your app's aesthetic.
Loading delegates are only implemented for SwiftWebVC and not for SwiftModalWebVC, limiting state synchronization in modal views, as noted in the README.
Themes are restricted to three options for modal presentations only, with no built-in way to customize colors, layouts, or add custom controls beyond the share button.
As a wrapper around WKWebView, it may not keep pace with Swift language updates or new iOS features without active maintenance, which isn't addressed in the README.