@MarkG_108 Hi,
It's common for apps dealing with the system to ask for your password.
Yes this is not the usual behavior for apps, hence the confinement.
But there are also apps that allows you to tweak your system and you have to trust them enough to grant them your sesame...
That's what is great with UT, you have the power to trust an app or to ban it, nothing is hidden.
@normandc Giiba is right your bank website is probably rederecting to another url pattern.
In order to check that you can have a look at the log file the error will be displayed.
Then you'll have to add another pattern with the webapp creator.
@kugiigi Backup AND RESTORE 
so yes, write
@poVoq Yes this is the easiest way to do it.
If you search for the first release of my app this is what I used.
But I had a limitation regarding self signed certificates.
So I decided to create a C++ library to send HTTPS requests.
Thanks for sharing your findings ; could be helpful for other 
@MarkG_108
Hi, I'm glad you found how to build your apps.
The difference between "old" and "new" projects lies probably in clickable configuration.
For this I am a mere user.
And regarding the "desktop" mode, I never used it.
Congratulation with setting up atom with clickable. Good luck now learning about clickable.
@MarkG_108 Humm that should work.
What's bothering me is that you don't have the Clickable menu.
Do you see the "Project" window on the left ?
Do you have your project inside ?
In order to have this you should:
On the left border, in the middle of the view, you may find an arrow hidden there if the "Project" view is hidden...
Now it becomes hard for me to help without being on your computer... 
@MarkG_108 clickable.js when you view the code from the plugin
Here is my settings function:
settings() {
const errorHelper = require('./check_errors');
return [{
name: 'Clickable: Build and run [Home]',
exec: 'clickable',
args: [ '--ssh', '192.168.YY.YY'],
sh: false,
functionMatch: function (terminal_output) {
return errorHelper.checkBuildError(terminal_output)
}
},
{
name: 'Clickable: Build and run [Solenne]',
exec: 'clickable',
args: [ '--ssh', '192.168.XX.XX'],
sh: false,
functionMatch: function (terminal_output) {
return errorHelper.checkBuildError(terminal_output)
}
},
{
name: 'Clickable: Build and run [desktop]',
exec: 'clickable',
args: [ 'desktop' ],
sh: false,
functionMatch: function (terminal_output) {
return errorHelper.checkBuildError(terminal_output)
}
},
{
name: 'Clickable: Build and run [phone (vivid 15.04)]',
exec: 'clickable',
args: [ '--vivid' ],
sh: false,
functionMatch: function (terminal_output) {
return errorHelper.checkBuildError(terminal_output)
}
}];
}
What do you have in yours ?
The minimum should be something like that:
settings() {
const errorHelper = require('./check_errors');
return [{
name: 'Clickable: Simple build and run',
exec: 'clickable',
args: [],
sh: false,
functionMatch: function (terminal_output) {
return errorHelper.checkBuildError(terminal_output)
}
}];
}
Let me know if that helps
@MarkG_108 Did you check the preferences and the code available for the plugin ?
And do you see the "Clickable" menu on the far right of the menu bar (should appears when a clickable project is open) ?
[Edit]
Also, do you have had to select a target ? If you type F7 it should ask to select a target.
If you don't have a working target, you may want to consider checking the code of the plugin to define one that suits you
@MarkG_108 You're welcome.
The translation to UK English is probably based on US English so there are mistakes.
I don't know where you can contribute to help fix the UK dictionary but it certainly exist somewhere.
There are probably some mistakes like this with CA English as for CA French vs French or other languages...
@MarkG_108 Just to be sure.
When you type something you have suggestions above the keyboard.
The first one (on the left) should be exactly what you typed.
Before hitting space if you tap on this word it is supposed to save it as a valid word.
Is that really what you tried ?
I just made the test and it works on my phone.
@poVoq It is probably doable, but I don't know who can...
@MarkG_108 So clickable is well installed.
In Atom, do you have the calculator project open ?
I think you can check in the "Packages" menu if there is some options.
In my environment, I simply open a file (QML or other) from my project then press F9 .
This compile the project and execute it on my phone.
[Edit] Also I found this post I answered : https://forums.ubports.com/topic/3238/how-should-i-set-up-my-environment-for-developing/3
@poVoq Yes when you tap on the word you entered manually it recognizes it as a valid word.
The next time it will propose this.
@poVoq The settings part is already there.
So you'd prefer to circle between the configured layouts instead of toggling the two most recent layouts.
I agree with you on this preference. But it is just that : "preference" this is not a missing feature or an evolution, just something I would prefer.
So if you ask me, this can wait or has to be debated.
@poVoq Yes matrix chat group is bridged with Telegram APP Development group and active.
You should have a specific entry in some menu .
I don't have access to my computer to show you the differences.
But you should be able to compile with clickable from atom with a simple stroke of F9.
I think the modification is in a "compile" menu or something related to compiling...
I'll update in 8 hours... ^^
Welcome @oldtjikko
We're here to help as other helped us before.
I hope you'll enjoy UT as much as I do.
I don't know about the fancy features described here.
But a '°' degree symbol would be nice to have. I couldn't find it several times...
If someone has knowledge about an existing issue, or how to type it...
Else I'll search when I have some time and will open a feature request.
@Umang I never made an attempt to port yet.
The documentation can be found there : https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction.html
You should also check the halium project for your device...
Sorry I can't be of much help.