It’s relevant because that dialog is using the embedded system webview. On Windows that is the Internet Explorer engine. And it’s always on your machine. Microsoft has let users “uninstall” it, but that never meant it was completely removed. There are so many things that would use the IE engine, so uninstalling only meant that the icon for it was gone.
Can you enter this into the Ruby Console please:
html = <<EOT
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
User agent:
<script>document.write(navigator.userAgent)</script>
</body>
</html>
EOT
wd = UI::WebDialog.new
wd.set_html(html)
wd.show
On my Win11 machine on SU22 this outputs:
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; Trident/7.0; rv:11.0) like Gecko SketchUp Pro/22.0 (PC)
This may be completely separate issue, but just shooting in the dark as I am trying to report other Extensions issues on my machine:
I’ve always had issues in updating Trimble Scan Essentials for SketchUp via Extensions Manager.
It says that it updated successfully, but says that it failed on the Extensions Manager. scan-essentials
And, whenever I try to import cloud point files via Scan Essentials, I get this message:
I’ve forced it to be uninstalled in the past and installed it manually to have it function correctly.
Now that I’ve reinstalled SketchUp to possibly address Selection Toy issue, it is back haunting me.