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I encountered the same issue in my Jetpack Compose app. Actually the answer in this post helped me a lot YouTube video in WebView gives error code 153 on Android I tried to implement a wrapper of that ...

It is in your best interest to make it build with later versions of Java. The biggest challenges are making your application into a Java module, and obtaining JavaFX from https://openjfx.io/ (since ...

Unfortunately (I haven't checked lately), but more often than not, maps using common mapping software like Google Maps don't display correctly in a JavaFX WebView (even for modern JavaFX versions). ...

JavaFX 8 (and later versions) has a HostServices::showDocument(uri) that you could use instead to show the document in a system browser rather than inline in your app.

The app doesn't depend on a lot of web content; I need just to show a map and a single website.

That's bcz my whole app is built on Java 8.

Is there a reason you don't want to use a more modern version of Java and JavaFX? I'm sure any 12-year-old browser would have trouble rendering modern sites.

A newer Java version wouldn’t help, unless combined with a newer JavaFX version (as it is not included in Java anymore).

You should edit this question instead.

Java 8 WebView is too old to properly display modern websites, so it often fails. The simplest solutions are to upgrade to a newer Java version, open the website in the regular browser instead of ...

oh thnx for the clarification, this is only because it's my first time asking here. I will provide more details in another question.

What is a "modern" Web site? What problems are you running into? Can you include a minimal reproducible example demonstrating a specific problem you're running into? I might suggest ...

what details? about java 8 WebVIew problems, or about embedding JCEF in javaFX?

You need to provide more detail as to exactly what problem you are having. This includes sample code, logs, diagnostic data etc.

the main question is WHY you want to do that?

Per Is it legal to have a cross-process parent/child or owner/owned window relationship?: ... So yes, it is technically legal, but if you create a cross-process parent/child or owner/owned ...

Your postDelayed(1000) works because it gives the render thread time to recreate the hardware layer. The goal is to wait until the WebView has actually drawn a frame, instead of waiting a fixed time. ...