I have found that when I use my Flutter app powered by this plugin as its frontend on Samsung Galaxy devices I end up seeing a toolbar at the bottom of the screen that partially hides the actual app screen
There is an apparent fix for this as discussed here. However, I have understood that this happens in the first place because Samsung Galaxy devices use Samsungs own Internet browser by default. What is happening under the hood in flutter_webview_plugin? Does it always use the OS supplied webview which defaults to Chrome Webview on Android or does it somehow get hoodwinked into using the one derived from the Samsung browser?
I have found that when I use my Flutter app powered by this plugin as its frontend on Samsung Galaxy devices I end up seeing a toolbar at the bottom of the screen that partially hides the actual app screen
There is an apparent fix for this as discussed here. However, I have understood that this happens in the first place because Samsung Galaxy devices use Samsungs own Internet browser by default. What is happening under the hood in flutter_webview_plugin? Does it always use the OS supplied webview which defaults to Chrome Webview on Android or does it somehow get hoodwinked into using the one derived from the Samsung browser?