v2.0.0-beta.1

Version 2.0.0-beta.1

Multi-Instance & Sender-Aware Architecture

This major version introduces breaking changes to support professional multi-instance applications by making all COM events "Sender-Aware".

Changed (C# Core)

• Sender-Aware Events:
  • All events now include the parameters (object sender, object parentHandle, ...) to allow AutoIt to distinguish which instance fired the event.
• Architecture Refactor:
  • WebViewBridge now holds a "Sealed" context linked to its specific WebViewManager and parent HWND.
• Pre-emptive Key Blocking (Stability Phase):
  • Abandoned Sync-Wait Loop: Removed the legacy approach of waiting for AutoIt's Handled = True in OnAcceleratorKeyPressed via a poll loop. This was causing intermittent COM deadlocks and re-entrancy issues.
  • Synchronous Veto: Replaced with BlockedVirtualKeys property. Blocking is now performed immediately in C# based on a pre-defined list, ensuring 100% reliability for keys like F5 and F12.
• Internal Messaging Overlay:
  • InternalPushMessage: Implemented a secondary messaging layer to handle internal state updates and events that require UI-thread marshalling without triggering external COM event floods.

Added (C# Core)

• BrowserWindowHandle: (222) [Property] Exposes the internal window handle (HWND) of the WebView2 control as a COM-friendly object. Allows users to perform native Win32 operations (like SendMessage or custom subclassing) directly on the browser window.
• OnAcceleratorKeyPressed Restoration: (221) [Event] Restored functionality using Reflection to access the internal CoreWebView2Controller.
• BlockedVirtualKeys: (223) [Property] Allows defining a comma-separated list of VK codes to be blocked synchronously and pre-emptively by the C# core, bypassing COM sync issues.