Thank you, @dobey. I'll feed that information back.

Sportify works flawlessly with Mopidy on UBPorts. It's not the easiest to set up but it is worth it. [image: 1573662092001-mopidy.jpg] [image: 1573662121579-mopidy2.jpg]

Hi arubislander, Thank you for your reply. I did find requests on Github about the sorting possibilities on the name. I followed your advice and joined the ongoing requests => https://github.com/ubports/address-book-app/issues/12#issuecomment-552354416 It would be a great pleasure to help of implementing the features but I have not the skills to do it, unfortunately. About my remark about the impossibility of exporting the address book, I just discovered that it is actually possible. I apologize for the mistake.

@MarkG_108 you created the app correctly. After the talk clickable got updated and that template got better feedback. So: congratulations!

@jezek Thanks! There it is in application-legacy-morph-browser-.log

Thanks. I always liked these stickers, more than these stupid emoji "I like it", compare here both: [image: 1572895289290-img_0275.png]

@poVoq the repo is available on Gitlab

@arubislander might be better and be able to convert it to work with the modular launcher, its more or less a scope replacement option. https://open-store.io/app/launchermodular.ubuntouchfr

@dieharddan said in Webapp Creator desktop mode: @TotalSonic hmm i tried that string but it didnt change anything; i tried desktop mode on morph browser as well and it doesnt seem to do anything either. maybe has to do with being on the edge channel? hmmm - maybe it is a problem of Webapp Creator not functioning correctly in the Edge channel currently - or maybe it is a problem with the website you are trying to link to. You could test out the Wire UT and MeWe UT webapps that are available in the Open Store - because they both use the user agent string I posted to bypass what would either wise get you routed to a page asking you to download Android apps. Best regards, Steve Berson

@AppLee It's in https://gitlab.com/doniks/suncompass/tree/master/assets

@PhoenixLandPirat thanks. I'll try that

@arubislander If you only work on QML, you can use directly QML Creator from the app store or even work with QML live app ( didn't had success with QtCreator because it can't save the save trought MTP or SSH AFAIK) If working on a standard project, you can try first locally and then setup the build for UT ( examples here : https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/guides/cookbook.html

@dobey At least WRT the Android-ish kernel underneath, networking is a capability which can be held back. It is not benign to hand out your networking stack to every app; they can use it to slave to a botnet, contribute to DDoS, track your location, pull down and try exploits after communicating your system's apparen config.

3 I use default notes app stored locally.

I figured out what to do by combining bits of code I found in various other projects (the night clock and active screen projects mentioned above, and the qtwebengine-demo from gitlab). Here's the commit that turned my webapp into a QML app that keeps the screen on, in case it's useful to anyone else: https://github.com/jes/ubuntutouch-chessclock/commit/4b21852da96b4ecf3f8c9af12eeff48d85cb7e77

@AppLee I have had some unresolved trouble with go and docker too in other cases. Maybe related to this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42802278/install-context-package-in-golang ?

If you build your app on a PC with your build of SDL, does it work under wayland/weston? That's probably a good place to start debugging. Once that's working, if you have a 16.04 VM set up with unity8 installed, I would build an x86 version of the click, install it in the VM, and see what works. Once both of those are working, it should also work on phones/tablets, once the remaining bits to get wayland clients working there are done.