I am using Electron’s shell.openExternal(url) to open a new tab in the OS’s default browser from an Electron app. I would like to know if there is a way to detect events on that tab from the Electron app, specifically whenever the tab is closed.

I am using Electron’s shell.openExternal(url) to open a new tab in the OS’s default browser from an Electron app. I would like to know if there is a way to detect events on that tab from the Electron app, specifically whenever the tab is closed.

I am using Electron’s shell.openExternal(url) to open a new tab in the OS’s default browser from an Electron app. I would like to know if there is a way to detect events on that tab from the Electron app, specifically whenever the tab is closed.

I am using Electron’s shell.openExternal(url) to open a new tab in the OS’s default browser from an Electron app. I would like to know if there is a way to detect events on that tab from the Electron app, specifically whenever the tab is closed.

I am using Electron’s shell.openExternal(url) to open a new tab in the OS’s default browser from an Electron app. I would like to know if there is a way to detect events on that tab from the Electron app, specifically whenever the tab is closed.

You need to run the program installed on Windows (C:Program FilesSparkSpark.exe) in the program window on NodeJS Electron. How to implement it? It is in the window, not separately!

My app thinks it is not focused while the <webview> is focused.

My app thinks it is not focused while the <webview> is focused.

I am new to electron and all the documentation on the electron docs use contextIsolation=false to enable port to be set globally on window object of the renderer.

When I run my electronjs app (electron . or electron electron.js) instead of opening a electron tab it opens the electron.js file in my browser (opera)