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@Device I've the same problem

@jojumaxx One option I haven't seen mentioned yet is making a web app / bookmark app with Webber. If a recent enough User-Agent header is added, most websites work.

@clUB28 Ok, I will try and point you in the direction of sorting this out.

Try this first. Open a terminal where your fastboot and adb drivers are, have the device in fastboot mode (the bootloader).
The Pixel 3a has slots, slot a and slot b. In fastboot try this command:

fastboot --set-active=a
Then boot the device.
If that fails, try:

fastboot --set-active=b
Then boot the device.

If that fails, reinstall Android and start again. I have done the below on my Ubuntu machine as well as Windows 10 and 11. (Chrome Browser, not Chromium is required)

You have to have the phone on the stated version of Android in the installer: PQ3B.190801.002

Link to this.

Your bootloader has to be unlocked.
Use the Android Flash Tool addon and Google Chrome to flash your device to the correct Android ROM - Choose the Flash link. It is the easiest way and clearest way if you have not done this before.

Do this when installing the ROM (just before):

Force flash all partitions - ticked
Disable verification - ticked
Disable verity - ticked

It is in the menu on the Android Flash tool. This will stop the device hanging at the Google logo.

Once You have installed Android and set it up, then go through the UT Installer procedure.

If you are OK on the command line and you wish to try with out Chrome have the device connected in fastboot mode to the PC and download the Link ROM rather than the Flash, extract it, open a terminal in the folder and run the flash-all.sh,

@CatWithUT I have heard back from the person in charge of the backend of the Shop. The issue is definitely not on your end; it's caused by the Shop software being very old. It's being updated soon. In fact the migration has started and it's currently being tested.
In other words, this issue should be resolved soon. Thanks for your patience!

@AppLee
thank you
cp config config.bak .It's my habit

@arubislander Very helpful information, thanks. I still got my Pinephone with my Pinephone keyboard. You never know if someone adapts LibreOffice for the Pinephone screen in 10 years from now. But next to it I went back to an Android phone with Softmaker Office.

But then will buy also a Pixel 3a as a privacy phone with Ubuntu Touch, and also to get used to a Linux phone, since I am against Google products. Scrcpy is nice for my Android phone, but I am happy to have also a solution for the Pixel 3a.

@kuailexs Thank you

@ubtouch 16.04

sudo su root
mount -o remount rw /
cd /userdata

dd bs=1M count=6000 if=/dev/zero of=system2.img
losetup -f --show system2.img
#return loop2
( loop0----system.img loop2----system2.img )

dd if=/dev/loop0 of=/dev/loop2
resize2fs /dev/loop2
mv system.img system.old
mv system2.img system.img

reboot

#enjoy it

A new version 1.27.8 has been uploaded to the OpenStore.

I realize I have neglected this thread a little, but rest assured, Syncthing has been updated following the upstream project all this time.

In other news, I am considering discontinuing the maintenance of the Syncthing snap. I lack the time to keep that one up to date and it has been lagging behind for some versions now.

Fortunately there is a 'competing' snap: and the maintainer keeps it quite up to date with upstream. I have already moved my servers over to this snap. So this is a heads-up to anyone who might have also been using my snap. I will provide migration instructions when the decision has been finalized.

Get it from the Snap Store

@uwahl I have been able to replicate this behavior.

What I also noticed is that even after rotating the image, the width and height in the image information stays the same. So I am guessing that the image is not really rotated but that some metadata is written to it showing how it should be displayed, and that the preview app does not apply that information.

This is what appears in the two files:
https://pastebin.com/R6EcV7mq

Now, I can also login with key and without password.

@milky_pimms
If you use data for web things, then your phone will use 4G on priority whenever 4G is there.
But for telephony, a.k.a. using your smartphone as a phone, then 4G won't work for that part, as VoLTE is not supported yet in UT.

@Fuseteam tested on my FP4.

The switch beetween headphones and speaker is automatic, music playing works well but when I have a call it switches back to phone speaker. I have to re-enter this commandline after reboot : pacmd load-module module-udev-detect

@Fizz maybe you could fill an issue on UTTT GitLab to "add a reset all settings to default button" ?