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    <p>There is more than one approach to tackle this problem.</p> <p>The easy way out is to add <a href="http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html#config"><code>android:configChanges="orientation|screenSize"</code></a> to the relevant <code>Activity</code> in your manifest. By setting this flag you tell Android to not destroy the <code>Activity</code> and that you're going to handle all orientation changes (if any) yourself.</p> <p>The more modern approach would be to put the <code>WebView</code> inside a <code>Fragment</code> and make it retain its instance, using the <code>setRetainInstance(true)</code> flag. The hosting <code>Activity</code> will still get destroyed on orientation changes, but the <code>Fragment</code> containing the <code>WebView</code> will simply be detached and re-attached, without the need to re-create itself. You can find <a href="http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/ApiDemos/src/com/example/android/apis/app/FragmentRetainInstance.html">an example</a> of this feature in the API demos. Keep in mind that the support library offers a pre-Honeycomb compatible implementation of fragments, so don't be fooled by the API level of the 'regular' <code>Fragment</code> class.</p>
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    1. COYour first "easiest" way to do this is the only way. The "more modern approach" won't work in this case (well, it'll work, but it'll leak memory) because a WebView is tied to an Activity's Context upon instantiation. Check out [Dianne Hackborn's comments on that](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/android-developers/cWnxkQ8RLeY/RA1n77EDeR8J).
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    2. CO@mkuech: The latter is the case for any view, not just `WebView`s - that's why you'll always find yourself re-inflating views on a fragment level in `onCreateView()` or `onActivityCreated()`. I didn't go into specifics in my answer above, but with `setRetainInstance(true)` you could make the 'old' `WebView` save its state to a bundle and restore it afterwards. It does mean the `WebView` will have to rebuild its content (read: reload the url), so it's visually not as fast/smooth as handling the `Activity`'s configuration changes manually.
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    3. COBut you don't need to use a `Fragment` to save a `WebView`'s state. You can just use the standard state management methods from the `Activity` or `Fragment` if that's all you need. `setRetainInstance(true)` isn't _normally_ needed for this simple use case. It more just replaces `onRetainNonConfigurationInstance`, and is useful for things like keeping a `Thread` active across configuration changes. I'd avoid complicating things. Besides, since merely saving a `WebView`'s state won't keep it from redrawing/reloading, the first solution is the only real way to keep it seamless when rotating.
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