Erik Tetland

> ERROR: OpenMAX IL headers from raspberrypi/firmware not found I reached the same error, on a Pi Zero W with 32 bit Raspberry Pi OS Debian 11 (bullseye) September 2022...

EDIT - rephrased since I'm focusing on one part of @wujekbogdan's post (not the error output) From outside the webview (in dart), it's possible to push in javascript to get...

Although it would be a bit of a hack, it is currently possible to use `onConsoleMessage` (the callback parameter for `InAppWebView` constructor) as a way to trigger dart things based...

@jyr > Blocked a frame with origin "http://localhost:63239" from accessing a cross-origin frame. This is a web security feature that is built into the browser you view your app from...

> Does works with inappwebview 6xxx? The inappwebview version shouldn't have any effect on this behaviour (since all versions are implemented in Web with `iframe`). > because I disabled the...

> So, is it impossible to use a WebView with a external link? In general, yes it's impossible (assuming you need javascript evaluations in the embedded page, and need to...

> In that case of **local injected HTML** (with initialData) is it possible to have communication between JS and Flutter ? I noticed the same problem in that situation, my...

Workaround: `caffeinate flutter run -d chrome` This will have the `caffeinate` command (which is already installed by default on MacOS) keep your system "looking busy" as long as the `flutter...

#### UPDATE: I had an issue when updating the image library, but I got that figured out. The problem was a breaking change in the usage of `image.getBytes` in `image:...

I'm on macOS Catalina, and was able to get around this with steps referenced by @sebolio as well as `brew install gflags` and `brew install glog`, but also got stuck...