@kugiigi this might work to force webapps to use the newer browser right?

@UBportsNews end of last year there was this post about smooth edges, how far did we develop the daily driving regarding this post?

for example, my browser is still crashing, bluetooth connecting to my car is still a gamble if it will work or not.
multi tasking seems impossible (apps are open but switching towards it ends up to be an empty window)

keyboard seems to improve a bit, but feels like there is input delay or lag while typing.

what can we expect guys, for the near future of ubuntu touch? (love your nails Mario )

@ChromiumOS-Guy also so fast compared to the other apps. he obviously is doing great work

@ChromiumOS-Guy this app is draining my battery faster then my cat can eat, other then that amazing

@ikoz i see, so it is that easy on public hotspots in general unregardless of the os i use, that uhh sucks

So i changed work location, and i noticed last week that i was connected to wi-fi.... i have never ever connected myself to this router...

The name of the Wifi Network is the same as my old work location, does that mean it only checks name and password? no SSID check or anything?

If that is the case i could easily make a hotspot to make people connect to me instead of the real network.

@developerbayman i was actually waiting for you to publish, lots of promising projects (had the idea they arent public yet)

@sixwheeledbeast
ahh i get what yoy mean, yes
that is possible in ambots settings,

@sixwheeledbeast uh yes i guess, but you are already home then arent you

i think its the plus kit, not the basic one, and takes a littlebbit of time to setup correctly

a swipe up in the switcher works smooth and efficient for me using ambot.

@pparent i know its a longer shot, but for calling using signal (or any other app) you have had an active forground connection, so it could just not stop the permission when the active call is already in place (which you authorised during your online time).

So i dont think it needs background permission if the system in place recognises the difference between a call being made in background, or if it is going inside the background.
Even when you are being called, you will get an active screen where you want to decide if you accept the call or not.

for network access i dont think we can do without with all the missing services for a wide range of applications?

the only real issue is, how to prefend the wrong services to have access in background if you kinda authorised it.

@donieck i had it like a week ago, i dont think it is just "device based" they did something to distrobute the load on server capacity. not sure what though

@pparent other then that i totally agree, it might also be a good idea to add like only permission when you need it, why give whatsnew permission to access my microphone all the time? i could also just give it permission when i access a microphone requiered token? even if it is in the forground i barely need it to use my microphone at all.

so that could look like app development:
Forground permission,
Background permission, which i would only need during rare phone calls? and i suposse not even then since it will activate to the forground?

and user side:
once or trusted.