Ubuntu Touch on my M10 tablet is good for me. I use it for a minimum of 2 hours each day. My wife also uses it in preference to our laptop. Morph browser works fine. File Manager is really cool once you discover how to slide files right or left to reveal the hidden tools. System Settings and OpenStore are most reliable. You can roll your own webapps with Clickable or Webapp Creator. You can move files back and forth between your UT device and your Ubuntu laptop with WifiTransfer. Document Viewer and Sturm Reader handle pdfs smoothly.

I could go on. To close, I prefer Ubuntu Touch to Android. I wiped Android from my Nexus 4, installed UT and it's great.

In support of Android, many folk cite the availability of a plethora of apps. How many do you really need? Aren't many of them simply "shovelware"?

Oh, by the way the Community is knowledgeable and helpful.

Many thanks to the UBports Team. OTA-11 runs like silk on my BQ Aquaris M10 tablet! The new text editing feature is an awesome improvement.

I'm delighted to report that with help from @advocatux and @bhdouglass, I succeeded in getting my first webapp, NFB Canada, working and uploaded to OpenStore. The process was as follows:

• run webapp-creator and complete template

• run UT Tweak Tool to install .click package on my M10 HD tablet

• test webapp

• join Telegram OpenStore Group

• submit webapp

All this was accomplished on my tablet. The difficulties I experienced were as follows:

• had trouble joining Telegram OpenStore Group. This turned out to be an issue with the UT Telegram app. When I switched to the Telegram webapp everything worked as expected.

• I did try using the UT Tweak Tool to submit my .click package, but was unsuccessfull. This may have been because I hadn't yet joined Telegram OpenStore Group at that stage.

• my first submission to OpenStore was declined as requiring manual inspection. Brian Douglass suggested that I needed to use the default profile since video_files wasn't needed. That fixed the problem.

• each time I needed to edit my webapp-creator template, I had to fill out the whole pro-forma again. However I got better at doing that as I moved further up the learning curve.

In case you are wondering why I chose NFB Canada as my target, let me explain. My first tablet was a Blackberry Playbook. This came with an NFB Canada app installed. I found that it was a wonderful resource. So I thought perhaps some of you UT enthusiasts might also enjoy it.

Hello, I'm David aged 76, retired and living in Dorset in the UK. I graduated in physics in 1963 and initially worked as a R&D engineer on ferrite core and plated wire computer memory systems. I've been using linux systems for many years, especially Ubuntu and ordered a BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition as soon as they went on sale. I subsequently switched to UBports and love it. I use my tablet for about two hours every day and it does most things I want. I really appreciate the UBports community and have gained the confidence to be able to post some questions to the support forum. I'm not a software developer, but I'm keen to try my hand at producing a simple webapp. So far I had some great help from the support forum. I would like to contribute to testing, but as I use 15.04 so much, I'm reluctant to install 16.04 and risk compromising my system. What I really need to do is to aquire another tablet. Oh BTW I speak and read french.

I have just installed this new webapp and it's great. I normally access my OpenOffice-365 email account via a Morph Browser bookmark and everything works as it should. Yesterday I tried the OpenOffice-365 Webapp and logged in to my account. It was really snappy and I like it. I tried it on my M10 tablet and my Nexus 4 and it performed well on both devices.
The only snag was a freeze which occurred when I opened the Junk Email folder and selected a message for deletion. This issue was repeatable on both my devices.

Success!!!
I finally solved my problem with the vcf sharing approach. Once again many thanks to all you Ubuntu Touchers for your help and patience. Now to bed!

@pulsar33 Brilliant! Filezilla on my laptop also connects to wifitransfer! What more could I wish for? Many thanks to everyone who contributed to solving my problem.

Do we have any estimate of users by country? I have no idea if I am the only UK user or if there are another 100 scattered about. Do we have the raw data that could be analysed?

@bastos This topic is about webapp creator. Maybe you'd be better to start a new topic about clickable. I would be interested in that once I have got my head round webapp creator. Good luck.

@ellypsis Amazing!!! That did the trick. Now to finesse it to the point where I could upload it to OpenStore. I've just created my first webapp; how cool is that?

@AppLee The insight you provided enabled me to improve the browsing experience on my Nexus 4. In browser settings I turned 'desktop mode' off and 'automatic fit to width' on.
I suppose that's obvious when you think about it.

@AppLee Aha, I am beginning to understand now. Many thanks for your input.

@dobey @AppLee OK, I see what you mean. I've just run whatsmybrowser.org on my Nexus 4 for 'activate desktop mode' both off and on. In each case the reported user agent strings are identical. The whatsmybrowser tool however reports the OS as Android 4.4 in one case and Ubuntu 16.04 in the other.
I don't see the point of Ubuntu Touch identifying itself as Android 4.4 in the first case.

@dobey @applee It seems to me that UT should never report itself as OS Android 4.4 because that causes the BBC to complain about an out-of-date browser. Once I select 'Activate desktop mode' in Browser Settings, PinePhone correctly reports itself as OS Ubuntu 16.04 and the BBC website works fine. I will open an issue at https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser as you suggest.
(I am on latest RC channel)

I was unable to log in to the BBC website. WhatsMyBrowser.org reported my OS as Android 4.4 instead of Ubuntu 16.04.

I've had this problem before with my Nexus 4 and @applee advised switching browser to 'activate desktop mode'. This worked for my N4.

This also worked for my PinePhone! Now identified as OS Ubuntu 16.04 and able to log in to BBC website.

I hope this information may be useful to others.

@thilov +1

@rvndpr You can enable headphone jack with a script. Read more at this link:
https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=10744

@domubpkm Interesting. Thanks for the link. Looks like a complicated subject with many variables. Not for the faint-hearted.

@AppLee That looks pretty scary to me. Could you use that technique with Webapp Creator? How about Webber?
I've been de-installing my private webapps (made with Webapp Creator) and replacing them with shortcuts made with Webber. In most cases this worked fine. I only had trouble with the BBC website which worked on my N4 prior their recent website upgrade.

@AppLee Great advice; many thanks! I switched browser settings to desktop mode on the N4 and now the OS is reported as Ubuntu 16.04 and the BBC iPlayer website works. You are a star!