IOS: Web preferences for UIWebView?

To set the font you could just use CSS and JavaScript. Do the following in the UIWebView page loaded delegate event to set the default font size on any page.

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On Mac OS/X, you can programmatically set the default font and many other values in a WebView by settings its web preferences. Try as I might I am not seeing an equivalent feature for UIWebView on iOS. Can anyone point me to such a thing?

Thanks. Update: The actual thing that I'd really like to change is the caching policy, e.g. How much RAM is allocated for the memory cache versus the disk cache. Ios uiwebview link|improve this question edited Jan 20 at 21:18 asked Jan 20 at 20:55Thor4479 89% accept rate.

To set the font you could just use CSS and JavaScript. Do the following in the UIWebView page loaded delegate event to set the default font size on any page: NSInteger fontSizePercent = 150; NSString *script = NSString stringWithFormat:@"document. GetElementsByTagName('head')0.

InnerHTML += ''", fontSizePercent; webView stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:script; Only problem is that you may get a flash of the normal font size briefly before your script is run.

To change the cache policy, on some iOS devices is helps to set a user defaults value called WebKitCacheModelPreferenceKey.

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