I add Gitlab issue. https://gitlab.com/ubports/community-ports/pinephone/-/issues/194

@flohack Yes, i saw. Thanks to all the developers for the great very hard work !

@domubpkm I have removed µAdBlock with UT Tweak Tools and the problem persists even after reboot...

So I got this freeze again. Having multiple tabs open in Morph, strange thing is that the only website that does not allow scrolling is a 2FA verified Discourse based website. On an other tab there's a Discourse based website with regular (non-2FA verified) account which allows scrolling just fine. Could the 2FA be related, does that even make any sense?

@lakotaubp Of course !! Sorry, I really wasn't awake !!! I couldn't do it anymore because I hadn't scrolled down to my first written commentary !! 3 long coffees!!

@domubpkm All channels and maybe all devices, on MX4 it works anyway.

@domubpkm said in Status of RNDIS on Android 9 based UT smartphones: Has anyone succeeded [...] with an other smartphone ? Never tried RNDIS myself but i know it works (or it worked) for some here.

Thanks @flohack That's very good to know.

@ma said in Axolotl - no contact import or creation possible: I had the same problem today. I could not add a new contact. As a result, I added the person (only the name and phone number) manually in the following file: ~/.config/textsecure.nanuc/registeredContacts.yml Thanks to the information in your post, I just succesfully exported my Axolotl contact list from one device and imported it into another device. I did this by copypaste, using the file manager to put a copy of registeredContacts.yml into an accessible part of the file system (Downloads); I then transferred it to the Downloads directory of the new device, using the file manager of my laptop (both devices were connected with cables). Then I placed the transferred file into the ~/.config/textsecure.nanuc/ directory of the new device, and when I started Axolotl on the new device, the contact list was populated. I have described the process in a newcomer-friendly way here so that people like me can understand it.

With the help of the git project I could finally make it working. There is even for FreeBSD (Linux, I don't know as I do not use it) a DBUS command line client signal-cli and one can associate this with the primary signal client, here axolotl, and send message from the shell with $ signal-cli -u +49176xxxxx send +49....recipients-number -m 'Hello, we meet at half past six after the Corona-war in U Fleků' and the message gets send as it would have been sent from the axolotl in the mobile. Cool!

@h_b Great news (and instructive one). Can you "ask a question" and then "mark as solved" ? It's in the cog wheel menu next to the blue reply button at the top... If you have any trouble, ping me and I'll do it for you.

@applee Good idea. ️

@linux_legend so i found a small workaround, i managed to do "anbox-tool disable" restarted the phone, then ran "anbox-tool enable" and it just sort of works now. the age old saying...if it dont work, turn it on and off again haha.

@chriss_toni If it works, can you first "ask a question" and then "mark as solved" using the cog wheel menu next to the blue reply button on top of the thread ? It'll help others find the answer.

@cliffcoggin Thats what i thougth too, but now it works all the time xD