flutter_inappwebview_forge_android 1.0.56

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Android: release the complete migration of the native implementation to Kotlin and the Android hosts to Kotlin DSL.

Android: preserve the WebView, channel, lifecycle, callback, FileProvider, permission, file chooser, dialog, fullscreen, and navigation contracts while removing native Java sources.

Android: verify compileDebugKotlin, both example assembleDebug builds, and the FileProvider path test.

Android: migrate the final seven native Java classes (ChromeCustomTabsActivity, InAppBrowserActivity, WebViewChannelDelegate, InAppWebView, InAppWebViewChromeClient, InAppWebViewClient, and InAppWebViewClientCompat) to Kotlin with explicit null-safe lifecycle, navigation, WebView settings, messaging, dialog, permission, file chooser, and fullscreen handling.

Android: align InAppWebViewInterface nullable signatures with inherited WebView APIs and verify that the native source tree contains no Java files, !! assertions, or @JvmSuppressWildcards annotations.

Android: start the Kotlin/Kotlin DSL migration by moving native sources to the Forge namespace and converting Android host build scripts to .gradle.kts.

Android: convert the first low-risk native group (ISettings, InAppWebViewFileProvider, PlatformUtil, and MyWebStorage) to Kotlin while preserving Java-accessible static fields and channel contracts.

Android: replace the temporary Kotlin wildcard/null-assertion bridge with lifecycle-checked messenger access, invariant Java Map signatures, and explicit channel argument validation.

Android: convert WebViewFeatureManager and the print document adapter/callback bridge to Kotlin with nullable callback handling.

Android: convert the find-interaction, tracing, pull-to-refresh, proxy, and context-menu settings models to Kotlin with explicit nullable parsing and mutable Java-compatible map serialization.

Android: convert the AndroidResource, ContentWorld, UserScript, PluginScript, Disposable, navigation-policy, and user-script-injection-time native types to Kotlin while preserving Java-visible factories and accessors.

Android: convert the content-blocker enums and ContentBlocker/ContentBlockerAction/ContentBlockerTrigger models to Kotlin with explicit map validation and Java-compatible list signatures.

Android: convert the InAppBrowser, Chrome Custom Tabs, Print Job, and Process Global Config settings models to Kotlin while preserving public Java fields and channel map contracts.

Android: convert the callback/channel delegate infrastructure to Kotlin with lifecycle-safe channel disposal and nullable callback result decoding.

Android: convert the URL protection, authentication challenge, and authentication response types to Kotlin while preserving Java-visible constructors, accessors, map contracts, and array signatures.

Android: convert credential database contracts, SQLite helper/DAO classes, and the credential database channel handler to Kotlin with explicit nullable handling and cursor lifecycle management.

Android: convert WebMessage, Print Job manager, and Custom Tabs service connection types to Kotlin while preserving public Java fields and callback signatures.

Android: convert JavaScript dialog responses, permission/file chooser models, and download start requests to Kotlin while preserving Java-visible constructors, accessors, and map contracts.

Android: convert Custom Tabs action/menu/toolbar models, custom scheme responses, find sessions, geolocation permission responses, hit-test results, Safe Browsing responses, and Size2D to Kotlin while preserving Java-visible boolean and map APIs.

Android: convert print attributes/job payloads, media size/resolution/margins, SSL/proxy/web-resource errors, and authentication challenges to Kotlin while preserving API-level guards and Java-visible map contracts.

Android: convert URLRequest, NavigationAction/CreateWindowAction, JavaScript handler data, and InAppWebViewRect to Kotlin while preserving navigation payloads and boolean accessor names.

Android: convert WebMessage port/compat models, WebResourceRequest/Response extensions, and InAppBrowserMenuItem to Kotlin while preserving public port fields, callback exceptions, byte-array, and header map contracts.

Android: convert WebMessageChannel to Kotlin while preserving Java channel delegate integration, public list/field surfaces, AndroidX WebKit callbacks, and messenger lifecycle checks.

Android: convert WebMessageListener to Kotlin while preserving AndroidX listener/reply proxy callbacks, origin-rule validation, public fields, and dispose behavior.

Android: convert WebMessage channel delegates and the PreferredContentModeOptionType enum to Kotlin with explicit argument validation and Java-visible static factories.

Android: convert Chrome Custom Tabs receiver/single-instance classes, ActivityResultListener, DisplayListenerProxy, and ProcessGlobalConfigManager to Kotlin while preserving intent extras, API/reflection guards, and messenger lifecycle behavior.

Android: convert Find Interaction, Tracing, Print Job, and InApp Browser channel delegates to Kotlin while preserving callback payloads, static manager calls, and dispose cleanup.

Android: convert Pull-to-refresh, Headless WebView, and Service Worker channel delegates to Kotlin with nullable-safe method argument validation, WebView feature checks, and synchronous callback exception compatibility.

Android: convert OnLoadResource, window focus/blur, print script generators, and PluginScriptsUtil to Kotlin while preserving Java-visible static constants/factories and JavaScript placeholder payloads.

Android: convert Find Interaction, Tracing, and Print Job controller/manager classes to Kotlin with preserved static factory calls, channel lifecycle cleanup, and nullable print-job handling.

Android: convert Service Worker, Pull-to-refresh, and Proxy manager/layout classes to Kotlin while preserving API/feature guards, callback flows, and proxy rule map contracts.

Android: convert WebViewAssetLoaderExt and its custom path-handler callback bridge to Kotlin while preserving asset/resource handler selection, API 21 response guards, and synchronous callback exception behavior.

Android: convert the keep-alive service, no-history Custom Tabs activity callbacks, and Headless WebView manager to Kotlin while preserving lifecycle callback fields and nullable WebView map cleanup.

Android: convert the CookieManager channel implementation to Kotlin while preserving API 19/21 cookie/sync flows, Java-visible static manager state, and cookie map payloads; required channel arguments now return explicit errors.

Android: convert PlatformWebView, InAppBrowserDelegate, InAppWebViewInterface, and the platform-view factory to Kotlin while preserving Java implementer overloads, callback/throws contracts, and generic collection signatures.

Android: convert CustomTabsHelper and CustomTabActivityHelper to Kotlin while preserving static package selection, keep-alive extras, overloads, and service connection callbacks.

Android: convert TrustedWebActivity, HeadlessInAppWebView, ChromeSafariBrowserManager, and InAppBrowserManager to Kotlin while preserving Trusted Web Activity settings, headless lifecycle, browser registries, system-browser chooser behavior, and activity extras.

Android: update the headless WebView channel delegate to call the Kotlin getSize() method explicitly after the JavaBean property interop changed.

Android: convert FlutterWebView, the renderer-process callback client, InputAwareWebView, and the threaded input-connection proxy view to Kotlin while preserving platform-view initial-load deferral, renderer callbacks, pre-N IME threading, and keyboard/focus reset behavior.

Android: convert WebViewChannelDelegateMethods and ChromeCustomTabsChannelDelegate to Kotlin while preserving method/event payload contracts, nullable channel inputs, and activity lifecycle cleanup.

Android: convert ContentBlockerHandler to Kotlin while preserving URL/domain/top-frame filtering, CSS injection, HTTPS rewriting, and resource-type detection.

Android: convert JavaScriptBridgeInterface to Kotlin while preserving bridge secret and origin/frame checks, internal handlers, print/callback flows, and dispose behavior.

Android: convert InAppWebViewManager to Kotlin while preserving Safe Browsing, WebView package/debugging, cache, KeepAlive, and JavaScript bridge-name channel methods.

Android: convert Util to Kotlin while preserving asset, certificate, network, JSON, screen, reflection, Java-static, and nested certificate-container APIs.

Android: convert UserContentController to Kotlin while preserving document-start/end script generation, content-world wrappers, origin/frame checks, and AndroidX ScriptHandler lifecycle.

Android: convert InAppWebViewSettings to Kotlin while preserving public Java fields, parse/toMap/getRealSettings map keys, API guards, and boxed nullable settings.

Android: convert PromisePolyfillJS to Kotlin while preserving the JavaScript source payload and Java-visible static group/source/factory APIs.

Android: convert InterceptAjaxRequestJS and InterceptFetchRequestJS to Kotlin while preserving interception JavaScript payloads, origin/frame settings, and Java-visible static factories/flags.

Android: convert JavaScriptBridgeJS to Kotlin while preserving the bridge name, utility/web-message variables, platform-ready script, bridge JavaScript payload, and static API.

Android example: add the local internal-annotations path override so the Forge platform interface can resolve while regenerating plugin metadata.

Android: remove legacy Jetifier/buildConfig global flags and migrate example multidex dependency/plugin IDs to AndroidX and the fully qualified Kotlin Gradle plugin ID.

Android: preserve the existing flutter_inappwebview_android.fileprovider authority while changing the native package namespace, keeping capture URI compatibility during the migration.

Android: restore the missing android.util.Log import exposed while compiling the moved UserContentController source.

Android: restrict FileProvider access to the app-specific Captures directory and the legacy Pictures/Movies directories, while keeping camera and video capture uploads working.

Android: create API 23+ capture files inside the restricted app-specific directory instead of the external storage root.