Cool, I had the same problem a few days ago.  Now I know how to tackle it :)
I thought there's a method to override the default behavior, but seems it's
a bit more over-complicated.

My other problem is once the webview is loaded, I cannot enter anything into
a HTML form, checkbox cannot be checked, until I double-click on the webview
to make the whole web page fit into webview, and then seems to be able to
fill in form data.  I did webview.setFocuable(true) and
webview.requestFocus(), but seems not working well.

Any idea?

Thanks

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