Eliminating a particular user script from WKUserContentController

Currently, I am using addUserScript() to insert a user script into my WKWebView's WKUserContentController. An issue that I've encountered is that even after calling loadRequest(), the added script remains in place.

In certain scenarios, I might need to remove specific scripts and then add others. Unfortunately, it appears that the only method available for removing scripts is removeAllUserScripts(). This poses an inconvenience as it requires me to remove all scripts and subsequently re-add the ones that are needed.

If anyone has insight on how to delete a particular script based on its name, handle, or any other identifier, I would greatly appreciate your input.

Answer №1

It seems impossible to completely "remove a script" (or even make sense of that idea based on your question).

A "script" simply provides the Javascript environment with definitions for elements like variables, functions, and more. When two scripts conflict by defining the same function or variable, the last one loaded takes precedence. So, in this scenario, what does it mean to "remove a script"?

If you want to eliminate elements from your Javascript environment, you can always redefine them to be empty (e.g., redefine foo() as {}). Or, the easiest solution may just be to stop using the problematic element altogether.

Answer №2

If you're looking to remove a user script by value, you can use the following approach:

-(bool)removeUserScriptByValue:(nonnull NSString*)scriptValue{
    bool removed = false;
    NSMutableArray<WKUserScript*>* userScriptsArray = [NSMutableArray arrayWithArray:self.configuration.userContentController.userScripts];
    
    for(int index=0; index<userScriptsArray.count; index++){
        WKUserScript* userScript = [userScriptsArray objectAtIndex:index];
        
        if([userScript.source rangeOfString:scriptValue].location != NSNotFound){
            removed = true;
            [userScriptsArray removeObjectAtIndex:index];
            break;
        }
    }
    
    if(removed){
        [self.configuration.userContentController removeAllUserScripts];
        
        for(WKUserScript* script in userScriptsArray)
            [self.configuration.userContentController addUserScript:script];
    }
    
    return removed;
}

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