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Add a button in the app (by simply placing it on the main screen) that will be displayed if the app is not selected as the main Autofill service. Permission android:permission="_AUTOFILL_SERVICE" and intent-filter ensure that our app will be displayed in the Autofill service system list.
Create an empty class DiscountsAutofillService and declare it as a service in AndroidManifest.xml: Let’s try to configure our app so that it works with the Autofill framework. However, it works since Android 8.0 only (API level 26). It’s flexible and will work both within our app and with other apps, browsers and webviews to which you want to provide your data (for example, promo codes). We can use a standard Autofill framework used by almost all password managers. An example would be an app for a discount and coupon provider that allows users to buy directly from the app (opens WebView with the service’s/seller’s page like Amazon, Nike, etc).
When a user taps on an input field, we want to insert (or suggest inserting) the data already stored in the app. One of the app screens is WebView opening a website with a domain of a different company.
Okay, in our case we have a native Android app that stores some user data, such as name/surname/date of birth, etc. But when we display content owned by other parties, we can’t fill the form with our data in a simple way. I’d like to stress that the main topic is the autofill in WebView, because, when filling standard EditText views in the app - no issues arise. In this article, we will learn about autofill methods for input fields/forms in WebView used inside of an android app.
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