If your Flutter app uses webview_flutter to render content from a URL, you can record the widget's contents in mobile session playback by confirming the following:

The app is on version 2.2.0 or higher of the mobile SDK
The Flutter SDK has been initialized in the mobile app (see docs)
The web SDK is initialized in the rendered web page, using the same app ID as the surrounding mobile session (see docs)
In order to record view content within mobile sessions on Android devices, the widget must have a GlobalKey assigned to it's key attribute and be registered with the LogRocket SDK. See an example of this below:

class WebViewPage extends StatefulWidget {
  const WebViewPage({super.key});

	@override
  State<WebViewPage> createState() => _WebViewPageState();
}

class _WebViewPageState extends State<WebViewPage> {
  final _webViewKey = GlobalKey();
	final controller = WebViewController()

	@override
	void initState() {
    super.initState();

    LogRocket.registerWebView(_webViewKey).then((_) {
      controller.loadRequest(Uri.parse('https://www.myapp.com'));
    });
	}

	@override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return WebViewWidget(key: _webViewKey, controller: controller);
  }
}

The events we record for web sessions (clicks, site navigation, etc.) will appear alongside mobile events in session playback. The linked recordings will only count as a single session against your quota.