I have this requirement too, for example user may want to switch to user another user to login to my app, and the authentication is done by using webview and authenticated data is stored in the cookie.

It seems we can do this by remove some data in app dir?

It seems we can do this by remove some data in app dir?

Yeah you could, but at least on Windows this should only reliable work when there is no webview open, as far as i know at least.

Anyway, in contrast to last time we talked about this API all webviews should now have built-in ways to clear the data so it should be possible now for us to implement this :)

It seems we can do this by remove some data in app dir?

Yeah you could, but at least on Windows this should only reliable work when there is no webview open, as far as i know at least.

Anyway, in contrast to last time we talked about this API all webviews should now have built-in ways to clear the data so it should be possible now for us to implement this :)

Glad to hear that, it seems the javascript context can't be accessed directly from the tauri WebviewWindow object, if the API is not implemented now, do you know there is some way we can inject a tiny javascript to the webview to do that ? can initialization_script achieve that?

I do not know much above web programming, if there is an API to be released, I can delay a feature depend on this and implement when the API is released, thanks a lot.

Glad to hear that, it seems the javascript context can't be accessed directly from the tauri WebviewWindow object, if the API is not implemented now, do you know there is some way we can inject a tiny javascript to the webview to do that ? can initialization_script achieve that?

The API we're talking about here would need to be implemented in Rust (via the webview bindings) so we could add an api for it on the WebviewWindow object too (unless there are security concerns i don't have in mind right now)

/upstream tauri-apps/wry

Most likely you need to find the paths or folders where the files are stored, check different options for deleting them,
manually or by code, delete them in parts, etc.

Option 1: Deleting cache path, C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\<appname>\Cache, directly:
Option 2: which also clears the same C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\<appname>\Cache directory

You can also use native Rust code, which has access to the file system and deletes files and folders.
Based on the general description, mostly problems arise because You reference or use the cache while the program is running.

Upstream issue at tauri-apps/wry#914 has been closed.

any updates on this?

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