I have created a mobile app with Adobe Air 3.2., but its not working on iOS 6 iPad,
Even i Cant Install On Ipad.
please let me know how can i resolve this issue
I don't think 3.2 will be supported on iOS 6. You'll need to use at a minimum 3.3 though I believe there are some issues with it as well.
Best advice is to upgrade to the most recent release (AIR SDK here) and use that, which as at writing is 3.4.0.2540. There have been a lot of mobile improvements in the latest releases see here for a list.
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we have been developping a mobile application using HTML/CSS/Js. Because this was developped mostly in the Device Toolbar of chrome, it does not look good when not used in a mobile browser. Unfortunately, when I build the Project to an Android APK using Cordova it does not look like it would on a mobile browser (Firefox, Samsung Internet, etc.)
First Image was taken in firefox, the second in the Cordova Application.
Is there any way to make Cordova behave like a Mobile Browser would?
If it isn't possible to make Cordova behave like a Mobile Browser can you emulate this using css or javascript?
I have heard about and tried the zoom css tag, which in my case helped on a handful of pages, though a few other pages, which work perfectly on the Mobile Browser, didn't look good at all using zoom.
This answer assumes you've tried the <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> meta tag as suggested in a comment.
Cordova uses the systems' webview. It does not have it's own webview implementation. Therefore Cordova is already using a "mobile browser" engine. But the mobile engine being used might not be of the same version as the installable browser version.
As long as you're using Android 4.4+, the system webview is a chrome-based webview and as of Android 5.0, the webview is upgradable by the use through Google Play updates. It's worth mentioning that the latest cordova versions only support Android 5.1+.
When you setup a new emulator, it will have the factory versions installed by default, which can sometimes be a really old version of the webview. If you installed a Google Play enabled emulator (the emulator image is marked as a Google Play image), you can sign into Google Play and update the device which will include the system webview updates. Older devices may still have the webview version limited. For example, I believe android 5 can only get up to System webview Chrome 70 if I recall correctly.
Using a google play enabled emulator and updating the emulator device via Google Play may fix your issue, but it also suggests that your HTML/CSS document isn't backwards compatible to older webviews versions. Perhaps your document is using CSS features that only exists in newer webview versions.
I'm having an issue related to a PWA which was created using Blazor.
This app worked fine until yesterday which starting failing in Google Chrome in mobile devices only.
I'm using Chrome 91.0.4472.88 Android 8.0
The weird thing is that the app is working fine in mobile Opera and also in any browser in desktop computers.
The app is hosted using IIS 10.0
I debugged a bit and I found this error output
This error is only happening in Google Chrome mobile version.
I tried updating to target build net 5.0, maybe this has been solved, but it does not fix the error.
I found some related links to this issue, but no luck
https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues/26698
https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/42628
Anyone has an idea how to fix this problem? I'm out of ideas.
This appears to be something with Chrome 91, which has all kinds of significant performance optimizations that, for me, tanked Blazor apps (or at least mine). My app will work on Android Firefox, but I get errors like this, and/or memory errors, since the browser updated to 91. I find it hard to believe that we're the only ones, but I haven't seen any wider concern among Blazor devs.
HTML Select drop-down list is not getting dismissed properly on iOS 11 beta 5. Upon closing the drop-down, an empty drop-down with blank options reappears in its place.
Please let me know if anyone else experienced the same issue and if a workaround is available for the same.
Note: It is a hybrid app built for iPad only and this issue is not reproducible on iOS 10 or below.
I've had a similar issue and discovered that in the <option> tag there is a label="" value. This only affects iOS 11, and 10 we've noticed as well. Populate your label="" value.
solution in another thread
This is not a long-term solution, but it works until apple provides a fix.
main points of other answer
Build your app with xcode 8, you can download version 8 of xcode from here, you have to sign in using your apple id.
To be able to build to iOS11 you will have to download xcode 9 (unless you have it) as well, and then copy the 11.0 folder from xCode9/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport and paste it into the same place in xCode8
The issue is because Cordova is using a UIWebView, and the bug is with UIWebView in iOS 11. The issue has been fixed in xcode 9.2-beta. Tested and it is working fine in iOS 11.2. Hopefully xcode 9.2 will have the fix once released.
I need to develop a simple web interface for a Motorola Scanner running Windows Mobile 6.1 to scan in products into an inventory system I am developing using ASP.NET MVC 4.5.
Is there any framework, theme, css, or anything out there to write html that works for Windows Mobile 6.1 Internet Explorer?. Nothing standard appears to work, most css properties don't show up properly and doing the simplest thing is just a nightmare because I don't even know why is not working.
I want to know the compatibility of HTML5 or more specific sessionStorage in different mobile Browser. I want to know about below browsers:
1. iOS 3.2 onwards
2. Android 2.1 - 2.3
3. Windows phone 7 - 7.5
4. Blackberry 6.0 and 7.0
Thanks in advance,
Ratnesh
A quick google search leads to this on here already. One of the answers links to a site with great information about html5 support in mobile browsers.