@ziggutas I think is just a shortcoming of the uBlock app. It doesn't have a fuction for dealing with system updates over-writing files as I have to do as you did every time I change OS branches.
Could be a good feature request...
edit:
I created a feature request in this regard.
It would figure this coincides with Github making changes...
I went to look using Morph and got a message about my browser being incompatible. Now the cards listing issues never load issues.
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Does this open a door to a native version of Firefox for UT?
Sorry, I never did see your question.
If I recall this is how it goes:
$ sudo bash
$ cd /userdata
$ swapoff
$ fallocate -l 64000000 SWAP.img
$ mkswap SWAP.img
$ swapon SWAP.img
$ exit
That will increase the swap to 64mb, as a note the '-l' is a lower case L.
I found the N5 unstable until I had 128mb'ish. However the primary app I use is Morph and that has been improved since the last I tried UT on my N5. Depending on how much you care to risk you device's storage you can go as much as you want. I used it for 2 months as a daily driver with 512mb of swap and it is still running fine (but as an Android device atm).
@dobey thanks, that makes sense.
I was asking as I notice watching pretty much any video content in Morph makes my devices super warm; it is clear they are working very hard and this didn't happen under Android.
I'm curious about the status of hardware graphics acceleration for current supported phones. My limited understanding is this is not a simple issue, so I am wondering if this is something we will never see on current devices (like the OPO or N5) as it will need to wait for more open hardware (ie Pinephone)?
I don't know exact details, but Puremaps seems to work in 'Mixed' mode without an internet connection; as long as you browse to download the maps ahead of time. I am not sure if navigation works offline though.
lol, yeah I meant the screen. I do the same thing every rare time I connect to a PC.