@Lakotaubp yes get off my ass I read his answer and again it is totally irrelevant to this one and a bunch of bs.

Trying to update frdroid gms repositories but can't confirm key without opening a browser on the android side. All apps appear to be connected to internet fine, webview does not open at all on fresh install on oneplus. Duckduckgo search suggestions appear but upon search app crashes, chrome, and I have heard Opera also do not work. Anyone find a fix? How does it work on the devices which do have a working browser, can you search directly through default webshell? Tried to fiddle with default settings, browser apps, enabled permissions but no dice. Link to working original webshell apk?

@mariogrip @Ingo @ursfan

I wanted to attempt to give root anbox apps permission through a superuser app was my intention. Any other ways without a normal superuser? Magisk Manager app successfully patches the anbox-boot.img and anbox is still installed, nothing crashes.
Replacing these commands
"wget http://cdimage.ubports.com/anbox-images/anbox-boot-$CODENAME.img
sudo fastboot flash $PARTITIONNAME anbox-boot-$CODENAME.img"
with "sudo fastboot flash boot anboxmagiskboot.img" (which I put in my /home/username folder[same place wget download would go too]) succeeds and anbox does appear to get installed correctly.
Magisk app does shows magisk is uninstalled still but I believe if I flashed onto a fully 100% read-write system it might work or there may be a solution I can't figure out.
I anbox installed a terminal apk typed su which leads me to "/system/bin/sh: su: can't execute: Permission denied" error.
Went to over to regular phablet shell and issued "sudo chmod 755 /system/bin/sh" & "sudo chmod 755 /system" etc but led to read only file system error. Any ideas or input?

@UniSuperBox @Lakotaubp Then if you can't answer don't reply and waste everyones time. I am not misunderstanding the whole concepts of anbox or ubuntu touch. You guys think I'm five or something but I understand more of this than you guys it seems. I completely understand the concept of a container, root is still possible in a container. I am comfortable with adb commands have been using them for many years now, giving me tons of completely unrelated information. I'm not using lineageos for a reason as in I see something here this is also not my main device. I dont care if root passes the safety net and it could still pass quite likely that is not the point, I would just like any type of superuser permission for my root apps which I believe and appears on its face entirely possible. Anyone who knows what they are talking about should understand this . Magisk or supersu could be of tremendous use to me and many others on anbox who have asked about it. And everyone is continuing to grill me instead of contribute its sickening, not the sense of community or open-source I expected to face at all from here.

you flash a seperate boot.img with anbox and it was successfull got patched I thought I may be able to have a superuser. If it was fully read write I believe it would be possible just like how the keyboard works across multiple apps. Can everybody stop harassing me to hit the books yall are way too dense the f. It is a question that stands

@Lakotaubp those are totally different questions

I can still multiboot with android and sailfish roms through multirom twrp recovery, but the option to install ubunutu touch has disappeared because the app has not been updated for so long. You used to have to enter the app in android to start the install but this section no longer appears says in it's place "failed to download information about the updates". Would really like to dualboot this on my oneplus one again if posssible somehow

I wanted to attempt to give root anbox apps permission through a superuser app was my intention. Any other ways without a normal superuser? Magisk Manager app successfully patches the anbox-boot.img and anbox is still installed, nothing crashes.
Replacing these commands
"wget http://cdimage.ubports.com/anbox-images/anbox-boot-$CODENAME.img
sudo fastboot flash $PARTITIONNAME anbox-boot-$CODENAME.img"
with "sudo fastboot flash boot anboxmagiskboot.img" (which I put in my /home/username folder[same place wget download would go too]) succeeds and anbox does appear to get installed correctly.
Magisk app does shows magisk is uninstalled still but I believe if I flashed onto a fully 100% read-write system it might work or there may be a solution I can't figure out.
I anbox installed a terminal apk typed su which leads me to "/system/bin/sh: su: can't execute: Permission denied" error.
Went to over to regular phablet shell and issued "sudo chmod 755 /system/bin/sh" & "sudo chmod 755 /system" etc but led to read only file system error. Any ideas or input on this?