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This imports are now unnecessry because we support all platforms
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With the update to flutter_inappwebview version 6.1.0, we can now display the HTML editor on both Windows and macOS. I’ve updated the code accordingly.
However, there's currently an issue on desktop platforms: we lose focus within the InAppWebView when a toolbar button is clicked. To address this, I modified the code to save the selection in Summernote before the focus is lost and restore it afterward. This works well when text is selected, but unfortunately doesn't work if no selection is active.
I also attempted the workaround using TapRegion suggested in this discussion, but wasn’t able to get it working.