Open ivaldo opened 1 month ago
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I'm encountering an issue with the ChromeSafariBrowser plugin where the browser.close() method is failing to close the browser window.
I'm utilizing 'ChromeSafariBrowser' from the 'flutter_inappview 6.0.0' package. After initiating a new browser window using browser.open() and subsequently attempting to close it after a timed interval via browser.close(), the browser window persists, obstructing the normal progression of my application.
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