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BlazorWebView behavior changes

BlazorWebView behavior changes

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BlazorWebView behavior changes

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- [Instructor] There have been a few changes to the BlazorWebView in .NET 9 nine. The first is done for iOS and Mac OS, but it impacts all platforms. It changes the default IP address that is used and prior versions of .NET, the BlazorWebView hosted it's content at the IP of 0.0.0.0. However, as of iOS versions 18 and Mac OS 15, this no longer works. In .NET 9, the default hosting location is 0.0.0.1. Any older BlazorWebView application that has not been updated to .NET 9 may not work on iOS 18 and above and Mac OS 15 and above because of this. The new default address of 0.0.0.1 will work and it will also work on the previous versions of those platforms. However, if the old address is needed for whatever reason, the application can be set to use the old 0.0.0.0 address. We will look at that in a bit. I have included two links to the issues that cause this change for your interest. The second change is Android only. The default behavior to run the dispose for the WebView manager is now…

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