Topics created by flaun*in

Well for me it's safe to use google because I never use it really.
so once connected and being on the landing page at the airport, I just close the tab, so no connection to google at all.
But I like the solution proposed by Kugiigi, it didn't work for me in a hotel, but I was able to find the local IP address used by the router and that worked.

@applee
I am just trying to help him! 🙂

I happen to know a lot of people who have been using their OS in 32-bit mode while there was totally no reason at all to do so! 😉

And then I am talking about 12 year old laptops with processors like the i3 350M/370M and so on.....

A good behaviour I try to follow is to never directly remove an app. First I use UTTT to clean cache, config and data folders. Then I remove the app. This prevent your system to cumulate old folders. If someone have more tips that would be great 🙂

@flaun-in Thanks for opening the feature request. Have a good day too, Alter

@flaun-in
It's in the cog wheel menu (top right next to the blue "reply" button)
The last menu entry is "ask a question" (this is the first step)
Then with the same menu there is now "mark as solved".
I'll let you try this and will do it if you still don't find it...

@flaun-in the code is done but isn't merged right now as it wouldn't work on most devices

@domubpkm said in morph browser: not possible to show map due to missing WebGL:

So the problem is perhaps not related to the Webgl with this website? A not recent enough qt? (Maybe I

Debugging the website might help to find what is missing: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/webapp/webdebug.html

@flaun-in in uNav settings you can change the way it shares locations. you can select uNav links, standard GEO link or google maps

@flaun-in (moved to Support)

The final release for the current app is https://github.com/ubports/telegram-app/releases/download/v2.5.5/com.ubuntu.telegram_2.5.5.0_armhf.click All the development efforts from now on is on the new version (provisional name: tg-plus).

You can follow its development, and test the alpha-versions at https://gitlab.com/Flohack74/tg-plus/

As flo said, we are working on a completly new Telegram app that will support audio and actually is ready to playback audio files. You can get a alpha version of it if it's really urgent but, we think it will be ready end of the year.