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I have a webview app in both IOS and Android. Both apps have location permission. When I request the location it says "mydomain wants to know your location"

The problem is my domain is an IP:Port. I think it scares people when they see that list of numbers wanting to know your location. Is there anyway to use my app name in webview when requesting location through html/javascript

I understand there are probably security issues with trying to mask who is requesting the location, but thought I would ask.

If the app already has the permission, can I hide the webview location request. When the app loads it asks for location, then it asks again right after the site loads.

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  • No, because it isn't your app that is requesting location access, it is the web page. The user needs to know what location access they are granting. – Paulw11 Jun 22 '18 at 21:27
  • Is there a way to override the html location request window if the app has already requested access? – user2044644 Jun 22 '18 at 22:46
  • No, because it isn't the app requesting access. Providing your location to a web site is a different thing to providing your location to an app – Paulw11 Jun 22 '18 at 23:07
  • This worked like a charm https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37820666/how-can-i-send-data-from-swift-to-javascript-and-display-them-in-my-web-view – user2044644 Sep 21 '18 at 20:54

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