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http://stackoverflow.com – i have developed the android application with web view, i here load my sample html file which create the pop window, but in android web view i dnt get the pop up instead of that pop window override the previous window .i using window.open to create pop up if i want close that window means i have to use window.close in my script but this not working in android web view and also i gave the all permission WebSettings settings = Browser.getSettings(); settings.setSupportMultipleWindows(true); settings.setJavaScriptEnabled(true); Browser.setWebViewClient(new We (HowTos)

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