Android has a concept of saved bundle states. Natively it allows an opportunity to save view state so that it can be reconstructed later when the app pauses -- and potentially destroyed. This typically can happen when using intents or other app delegation tasks, such as when using the camera.
iOS equivilant I believe is the NSCoder system.
This process is a synchronous process, which makes storing webview JS state tricky.
Android has a concept of saved bundle states. Natively it allows an opportunity to save view state so that it can be reconstructed later when the app pauses -- and potentially destroyed. This typically can happen when using intents or other app delegation tasks, such as when using the camera.
iOS equivilant I believe is the NSCoder system.
This process is a synchronous process, which makes storing webview JS state tricky.