My workaround for the problem:
After recording something with the Recorder, click the Share symbol in the top right corner, select File Manager and select the Download folder.
Then connect phone via USB and you will find the recording in your Downloads folder.
Here I start a list to report which apps should be removed from the OpenStore since they are not working.
Thanks for this very useful link ( I learned a few gestures 
)
it now kind of works,
I need to select Nano 4 times then I get the desired control keys...
(might be a bug ?)
We all are hoping that there will come a trick to install firefox (https://puri.sm/posts/desktop-firefox-in-your-pocket-with-the-librem-5/) or get an up-to-date browser very soon.
Its tricky to use UBports in a daily world where everyone wants you to install their app (iOS or Android),
if your workaround for this is to use the browser in desktop mode and then it tells you "your browser is not supported anymore" its quite annoying.... and really deal braking.
I am using UBports on a OP6 and it works well.
But when rebooting I am often stuck on the bootscreen, telling me that the bootlader is unlocked.
After several reboots and switching the alerts slider up and down I then reach the OS,
it feels a bit like gambling....
When switching to dev channel it will stuck forever and can only be recovered with using the UBports-Installer to switch to stable.
Anyone elese having the same issue?
Any workarounds or explanations for this?
Hi All
I just installed UB ports on my Nexus 5 and I am very impressed.
However, I could not find anywhere infos or documentation about actually how to handle the UI of this OS.
When I login to my phone, I'd like to see some kind of Desktop, but I always see the Apps screen.
I figured out that long swipe from right shows all the open apps and I can close them with swiping up, but the scopes app always stays open.
Any links and information/documentation on this would be amazing.
Second question, I installed via the super userfriendly ubports installer from my ubuntu desktop, I thought I can dualboot into my android, but how/where can I select to start into android?
BTW.
Camera seems to work good
Testing Bluetooth in my car soon....
Anyone installed Angelfish Webbrowser on UBports?
https://apps.kde.org/angelfish/
https://jbb.ghsq.ga/debpm/pool/main/p/plasma-angelfish/
I loved this browser on my Pinephone with mainline Linux,
since its blocking all ads.
Struggling with liberine containers (they just endlessly try to install), maybe someone can point me into the right direction to get Angelfish running on OP6 under UBports (does not matter how, libertine, container, compiling as system app....).
@toughcaddy
weird.
did you try to install stable with the ubports installer?
for me this always fixed stuff without loosing data on the phone.
Recently I found this very useful bicycle navigation app called brouter.
While they have an online web version* without GPS support, I am wondering how hard it is to create a working app for UBports.
The whole thing is based on java and I was able to compile the brouter-1.6.3-all.jar file and run it via terminal.
Since I have no idea (yet) in clickable and java development I am kindly asking here for support and to spread again the idea of a cycling/walking navigation system, since organicmaps does not seem the way to go.
Picture left: brouter-web calculating the track
Picture right: puremaps imported the created track for routing
@mardy
Just tried again after updating to OTA-22.
Everything works, I do have running GPS !!!
Thank you very much for updating, this is a great help for me to not get lost in the woods 
@spctrl Thanks.
The nice thing about OSMIN is:
Thanks for your info!
This helps me a lot, I will completely erase my phone and try again for roaming,
and hopefully mark this issue as solved..... if its not an OP6 issue...
Thank you very much for your support !!
I was able to mount the docker image with:
docker run -it clickable/amd64-16.04-arm64:16.04.5 bash
But suddenly I realised that libqt5remoteobjects5 is not available on xenial 16.04, nor on the xenial-backports universe and manually installing from ports.ubuntu.com results in an error.
So I guess here is the end. I seriously have to think about switching OS after 5 years Ubports... 