1. Whitelisting SHOULD work for all resources being loaded, if images and JS are working, that is a bug, and we would appreciate if you could add it to JIRA 2. href links opening an external browser is the correct behaviour for Android. Links should never do nothing on this platform, because you will leave your users wondering why the links are broken and don't work "Yet another broken PhoneGap app". Also, once the links are in the browser, they are subject to the browser's security policy, and not ours.
I believe that InAppBrowser breaks this in the new version in favour of setting targets, which I personally think is wrong. In my opinion, consistency with the host platform is more important than consistency across Cordova versions. If the user knows you're running a Cordova app, that means that someone failed along the way, whether it be us or the developer who created the app. On Wed, Dec 26, 2012 at 8:19 PM, Manjula Fernando <[email protected]> wrote: > The Domain Whitelisting in Android works only for the href links, but not > for the embedded resources (images, javascripts) during the time of > loading. If link is not whitelisted it gets opened in a new instance of > native browser rather than blocking it from opening it at all. But in iOS > it blocks all non-whitelisted domains urls. Please let me know whether this > is the expected behavior in whitelisting for Android?. If so, has this been > identified as a known issue and planning to be fixed in future release? > Appreciate your early response on this. > > Thanks and Regards > > Manjula
