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-`webview.load_url(url)`
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Load a new URL into a previously created WebView window. This function must be invoked after WebView windows is created with create_window(). Otherwise an exception is thrown.
Create an open file (`webview.OPEN_DIALOG`) or open folder (`webview.FOLDER_DIALOG`) dialog. `allow_multiple=True` enables multiple selection. Return a tuple of selected files, None if cancelled
Create an open file (`webview.OPEN_DIALOG`), open folder (`webview.FOLDER_DIALOG`) or save file (`webview.SAVE_DIALOG`) dialog. `allow_multiple=True` enables multiple selection. `directory` Initial directory. `save_filename` Default filename for save file dialog.
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Return a tuple of selected files, None if cancelled
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-`webview.destroy_window()`
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Destroy a webview window
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# What web renderer is used?
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# Changelog
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## 1.0
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-`New`[All] Add an ability to programmatically destroy a webview window
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-`Fix`[Windows] Fullscreen mode
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-`Fix`[Windows] Change setup.py to use pypiwin32 #22
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-`Fix`[Windows] Relative import of win32_gen fixed on Python 3 #20. Thanks to @yoavram for the contribution
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-`Fix`[Windows] FileNotFound exception on Windows 2003. Thanks to @jicho for the contribution
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-`Fix`[OSX] Non-SSL URLs are allowed by default on El Capitan. Thanks to @cr0hn for the contribution
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