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When using Kiwi mobile browser with chrome extensions, I do not experience bugs. I get the same experience as when using a chromium desktop browser, such as brave, with chrome extensions.
I would most appreciate it if I could use a mobile chromium browser that allows me to install chrome extensions, without google cookie warning.
Hi. @Rebecca_McGrath. From my point of view, it seems that not all functions in the PC browser are in the Android app. For work, I use Asana most of the time on an 10" or larger Android tab. It would be nice to be able to use Asana as a browser on the Galaxy Tab. Can I ask to check once?
I downloaded the app through my company portal and immediately upon opening the app I received the message "The SAP Concur Mobile app was not able to detect a default browser on this device. Please make sure to seta a default browser in order to use the app." I have checked on my mobile device and a default browser is selected. Not only is one selected, there is only one browser available on my device, so the default is the only browser available. The only option is to click "ok" with this notification and the app closes. I cannot get past this point. It wil not allow me to log in. How do I resolve this issue?
I have an Android phone with a "personal" and "work" profile. I got the same error message after I installed the app while in the work profile. I then installed Chrome while in the work profile (even though it was already installed in the personal profile and was set as the default browser), and didn't see the error after that.
"they'll need to reach out to their IT team so they can assist. As the user downloads the app through the company portal, this means that they use some type of MDM (mobile device management), so the IT team needs to investigate why the use receives that error when downloading the app they provide through the MDM. If they download from the App Store or Play Store directly, they wouldn't receive that error if they have a default browser set up, so the IT team/MDM provider are responsible for investigating the error"
Could you get a little more information from the internal team? I am the IT for my company and we are getting this, when we download the app from the play store as well and not our MDM. We have tried to change the default browsers. Downloading different browsers and setting them as default.
@amarquart I posted your question internally. I'll see what our mobile team says. I have a feeling they are going to come back and say that the error in question only appears if the user downloaded the app from a link provided by the company. Anyway, I'll see what their response is and let you know.
@amarquart do you know if the user having the issue has set a default browser on their mobile device? If yes, please ask them what the default browser is. If not, have them set Chrome as the default.
When you have a gallery view, the items displayed are not VIEWS and therefore will not use the View Show_If property to determine visibility. They are simply rows from whatever table you are using as the source. Your rows may correlate to some view meta data such that when the gallery item is clicked your are redirecting the user to a specific view through an action. In this situation, you would need to use a different mechanism to show/hide the gallery items based on Host context. I said to use Show_if in the column which was wrong. Instead you would need to filter the rows with a Slice and use that Slice as the data
Also note that when testing in the Emulator it is ALWAYS treated as "Browser" (its a web page!) - even if testing the mobile form factor. So to accurately test "Device" related logic you will need to perform the tests on an actual mobile device.
Also, Taking a closer look, the views you are referencing are "Reference Views". These do not show by themselves. Where is it that you are trying to show these? Maybe in a Dashboard view? Please provide us more details of what you've implemented and the actual displayed result so we can understand more clearly.
Note: That the AppSheet Emulator of a mobile device IS in the Browser so views defined to display only the Browser will also show in the Emulator. To properly test that the view does NOT show, you will need to run the app on a phone or tablet but be aware that depending on how you access the app on these mobile devices, you could be running them in Browser mode as well. The best way to ensure you are testing the native app version is to download the AppSheet app on the mobile device and use the App Gallery to launch your app.
See that the views with the positions in REF do not work, they are the ones that are marked with a yellow X, however the others themselves work
So how to make this command work in the REF position
Hi Peterson, it does work, but it only works for views that are PRIMARY NAVIGATION or MENU NAVIGATION, but for REFERENCE VIEWS, which are the ones I use, as well as the images in the center of the screen, it doesn't work there
In the previous photo there are two devices, a browser and smartphone, in both it works only if the view is in PRIMARY NAVIGATION or MENU NAVIGATION, but if you see the photos there are some X marks, it does not work there since they are referenced views
Because to me it looks it is a Gallery View of which there are row items labeled as "ClientesBrowser" and "ClientesApp". If that is the case then these row items are NOT filtered by the Show If constraint on the views. They can be filtered by using the Show If property on the proper column of the Table your Gallery View is based on.
Hello, Yellow X's, how is it defined??
I have a submenu table and the View type is gallery
and the idea of showing two views to the same table is because for the desktop version all the columns can be added, while for phones only about 3 columns
It would be great if Evernote web supported mobile browsers. I realize that the fact that it doesn't currently is intentional as per the Devices FAQ but for people that need to log into Evernote on a mobile device occasionally but don't want to install the app or can't because of the device limit, this would be a nice feature.
Hi. Mobile access depends on the code behind the web page - can it recognise that a small screen device is connected and serve up pages that will fit the display? - and Evernote's original web page was some legacy code that didn't have that feature. The 'new' web page is/ was based on the old code, but we hear that a complete rewrite is in progress and 'should' be available within a month or three. That 'should' bring the options completely up to date, including things like mobile access. Evernote have only (unusually) confirmed that they're working on the page however, so don't assumed anything is a done deal. We'll have to wait and see.
Edit: Doh! and... I see that you were sent over here by Evernote to gauge the interest in this feature, so anyone who thinks this is a good idea, please click the counter at top left like I just did...!!
2) You are one of the oldtimers, so I know that you were using evernote (and the mobile web client) more the two years back when they blocked all access to the mobile WEB interfaces (one simple html, the other javascript) , right? Did you ever use the web on mobile back then, gazumped?
Mobile access I use all the time - via the Android App, which does pretty much everything (for me) that browser access would do, plus a bit more since the web app doesn't (AFAIK) duplicate notes or run a slideshow of pictures. I use the mobile to take pictures, scan barcodes, record audio (Cogi) and look up note content - photos, tickets, receipts etc.
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