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web-contents/lifecycle

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contents.clone() - clone WebContents

Returns WebContents - a cloned WebContents instance. This method creates a copy of the WebContents with the following attributes: WebPreferences - all preferences from the original WebContents are copied, SiteInstance - uses the same SiteInstance as the original (the cloned WebContents will reuse the same render process as the original when loading same-origin pages, and only spawn a new render process for cross-origin navigations), Opener relationship - inherits the opener (window.opener) relationship, Navigation state - copies the navigation history and controller state. The cloned WebContents is an independent instance with its own lifecycle that can be destroyed separately and will not contain any open web pages. This API is useful for creating a new WebContents that shares the same render process with the original for same-origin content, while maintaining full lifecycle independence.

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