Ah, I guess it is. It just wasn't very clear on how to utilize the CustomWebView extension. I'll look more into it, thanks!
Hi @TIMAi2 I really like your extension and currently I am using it on my project, your extension works very well and there are no problems, it's just that I am confused why the "when WebviewExtra.Downloaded" block does not work as I expected, which is when the download file is complete, the event should be triggered, but instead the event is triggered when the download just started. If that's how it works, is it possible for you to add an event that can be triggered when the download is completed?
I had a problem in the code, with the downloaded not working 'after' the download. So had to move it before. There are unlikely situations where the actual download will not occur but you get the downloaded event.
To compensate for this, you could run a FileExists test using the File component.
When I have the time and motivation I will figure out the issue, and get things working in the correct order and as they should!
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Hi, Please let me know if you will be releasing an update for the below compliance need by google.
In October 2023, we announced the Photo and Video Permissions policy to enhance user privacy by limiting the number of apps with access to broad photo and video permissions (READ_MEDIA_IMAGES and READ_MEDIA_VIDEO). Starting January 22, 2025, your app must comply with this policy.8
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In what way is the webviewextra extension contravening the google policy for Photo and Video permissions ?
Try this, see what happens
uk.co.metricrat.webviewextra1.8.2beta.aix (23.4 KB)
(now only READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE and WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permissions declared in the manifest, no other permissions.For beta testing. Uploads and Downloads working for me when compiled on Android 15)
Correct me if I'm wrong, I think you've made READ/WRITE provisions to access MEDIA images, video. 3rd bullet in the below link
sets READ and WRITE and MEDIA permissions in the app / aia project, enabling the setting of Legacy as a default filescope for storage of files in Shared directories.
See above, MEDIA permissions removed. Please test (in app and on Google Play Store). The extension uses SAF (ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT) which is the fallback if Android File Picker is not available.
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Sure. will test and let you know. Thanks!
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Sadly no.
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ok thanks
Would you like to try this:
uk.co.metricrat.webviewextra1.95.beta.aix (24.4 KB)
not fully tested, but see if it works for you.
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It looks like it works, but sometimes it detects a downloaded file, and sometimes it doesn't.
I think I should try it on a few devices. By the way, thanks for taking the time to fix it.
I am seeing strange behaviour too. On first run, apart from the notification, nothing, subesquent runs can get it to show an alert up to four times.
(I will have to get an expert to take a look) 
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yup, you have to 
@TIMAI2 Previously I used your suggestion by using the Clock and File components to check if the file exists meaning Download Completed, but it turns out this method does not work for some files, such as ZIP files while downloading it's immediately notifying me that the file has been downloaded even though it is not finished, so I tried another way. I used the extension below, and it seems to work.
IntentFilterInfo : BroadcastReceiver
Here is my blocks
So this extension can trigger when the file is downloaded successfully. but "OnGet" always returns empty. Maybe if anyone knows what is wrong with my block, could help me fix this. I would really appreciate it. But the point is, perhaps you can get an idea and fix your extension. @TIMAI2
Thank you.
Yes, I have this sort of code in the extension, but the BroadcastReceiver is not working to call the Downloaded event. I am working on that.
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Thank you so much.