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This *might* happen when passing in a url which cannot be parsed into a Uri on iOS. Parsing the url string in a Uri object is done in the same...

@LinusU it's in [SwiftFlutterWebAuthPlugin](https://github.com/LinusU/flutter_web_auth/blob/master/ios/Classes/SwiftFlutterWebAuthPlugin.swift) on line 17. ``` if call.method == "authenticate", let arguments = call.arguments as? Dictionary, let urlString = arguments["url"] as? String, let url = URL(string: urlString), //

Both permissions are included in the manifest. The weird thing is that it doesn't matter which option is selected in the permission dialog which is triggered by the call to...

I just tested with the example app and it basically has the same issue. 1. Start example Flutter app 2. Select a video ('video-a.mp4') with the picker (no permission dialog...

Correct, I want a way to prevent it popping up when it's not needed.