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NOTKATEAMmainAndroidDeveloper
Description: I'm using flutter_inappwebview version 6.0.0 for my Flutter application, and I need to establish two-way communication between the Flutter web app and JavaScript, where both sides have different origins.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behaviour: Messages should be able to be sent and received between Flutter and JavaScript, allowing for seamless two-way communication despite different origins.
Additional Context: I've tried utilizing the postMessage, addJavascriptHandlers, and webMessageChannels to handle communication from JavaScript to Flutter. However, I'm unsure how to handle communication from Flutter web to JavaScript and ensure bidirectional communication is established correctly.