Add Javascript support to WebView #34
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This allows for more dynamic webpages to be embedded into the webview within the notifications
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Android TV 6.0.1 - Syntax error Is there anything that can be fixed so that I can install the APK on my TV? |
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This allows for more dynamic webpages to be embedded into the web view.
With Javascript enabled, you can then use a project like https://github.com/mpromonet/webrtc-streamer to stream live RTSP camera feeds to notifications with near zero latency.