Hi,
There is useful callback WKPageWillSubmitFormCallback in WebKit2 which may notify an application when submit button was clicked. This callback provides through its parameters values of input fields by WKDictionaryRef type (in fact HashMap converted to API), where key is a name of input field and value is a typed text to an input field. I see three disadvantages of it: 1. Input fields information is keep in hashmap, so they are not keep in order as they occur on page. Application can't determine order of text input fields based on passed hashmap. 2. Type of input fields are not passed (like password, text), we have only its name. 3. HashMap for given key returns typed text to an input field not a default one. HTML's attribute value includes default value of input fields. It may confuse a developer. I will not limit input fields information to the name and typed text only. What do you think about passing WKArrayRef<WKDictionary> instead of WKDictionaryRef where each item of array will be contain all attributes of input fields as key-value? Additionally we can add form attributes as WKDictionary to the callback to identify form on which submit button was clicked. I will be glad to hear your opinion about it. Regards, Grzegorz
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