Add jsProfilingEnabled option for WebView responses #8263
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This was reported in reddit here https://www.reddit.com/r/capacitor/comments/1p25gq5/comment/nqp0q5r/?context=1 |
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Introduce an Android configuration option to enable JavaScript profiling in WebView responses by adding the
Document-Policy: js-profilingHTTP header. This change allows users to leverage the JS Self-Profiling API within the WebView.