Since WKWebView doesn't yet show up as a drag-and-droppable view in Interface Builder, and other IB work-arounds cause the app to crash, a WKWebView instance is created in the ViewController's viewDidLoad method. The WKWebView instance is then sized to fill the entire view of the device. This can cause usability problems since the WKWebView's content now overlaps the header bar. If I was creating an app to ship, I would use Interface Builder to add a UIView, create an IBOutlet to that view, and size the UIView to fit the display portion of the screen. I would then add the WKWebView to the UIView I added using Interface Builder.


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