@AppLee Wrong said, sorry for my English)), I meant it this

I will answer myself)). Everything works "Toriptables". Python errors are not clear, but everything works. By the way, I am very grateful to those who will tell you how to add TOR to autostart.

@arubislander said in Download a file using webapp-container: But why, though? Wouldn't it have been perfectly OK for Morph to also download in it's own private folder? The files could have been exported from there to another location on the filesystem via Content Hub (as they already can be currently) I don't know the specifics of why things work this way in regards to webapp-container/morph. IMO, the current behavior is wrong. But if one wants to change it, they should open an issue about the behavior on github. This isn't the place to resolve that.

@boky Congrats. You've found an issue. The documentation really shouldn't be telling you to just run --help to get documentation. The valid arguments should be documented there instead. Also, webapp-container should probably do argument parsing before trying to connect to the display. Though, this may be an issue with how Qt works in this case, and more difficult to fix. You can report issues at https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser for these.

@boky Clickable uses a docker container, the image size is around 3GB for each target. Older images can remain but you can clean them with docker rmi (read the manual before)

Yes, I tried to do that: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/3943/refresh-icon-view-in-app-drawer-in-real-time/12 What do you want the script to do?

@Giiba Grateful. The only directory where I have not checked. Documents do not work either. I had to install nginx, virtual hosts and run through localhost)))