Nov 03 19:32:27 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3255]: [2025-11-03:19:32:27.444] void LocationWatcherPrivate::onPropertiesChanged(const QString&, const QVariantMap&, const QStrin>
Nov 03 19:32:27 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3255]: [2025-11-03:19:32:27.436] Location clients changed: ("maps-google-com.webber_maps-google-com_1.0.0")
Nov 03 19:32:27 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3255]: [2025-11-03:19:32:27.436] void LocationWatcherPrivate::onPropertiesChanged(const QString&, const QVariantMap&, const QStrin>
Nov 03 19:32:27 ubuntu-phablet trust-stored-skeleton[3157]: I20251103 19:32:27.420928  3436 cached_agent_glog_reporter.cpp:32] CachedAgent::authenticate_request_with_pa>
Nov 03 19:32:27 ubuntu-phablet core::trust::Daemon::Skeleton[3157]: CachedAgent::authenticate_request_with_parameters: Application pid: 7182 Application uid: 32011 Appl>
Nov 03 19:32:24 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3255]: [2025-11-03:19:32:24.753] qtmir.sensor: PlatformScreen[0x558e3f63c0]::customEvent() - unknown orientation.
Nov 03 19:32:24 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3255]: [2025-11-03:19:32:24.753] qtmir.sensor: PlatformScreen[0x558e3f63c0]::onOrientationReadingChanged()
Nov 03 19:32:24 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3255]: [2025-11-03:19:32:24.752] qtmir.sensor: OrientationSensor::readingChanged

I wonder if it could be related to the compass. Because if I enable compass in puremaps it does not work. Although if I try a compass app, it works more or less. But I don't understand why it needs to read compass to give position to the webview.

@TotalSonic said in GPS location does not work anymore in webview (Noble):

@pparent - did you test whether the preview for the Qt6 update for Morph available in the Open Store works for location for the website you are trying to link to yet?

Yes, there is not difference.

Ps: It does not seem that the problem is in a website in particular, but on all websites. I've tryied very basic ones supposed to give me my coordinates and it fails.

@uwahl said in Pure Maps giving nonsense routing commands with vers 3.4.1:

@pparent Tested navigation in English language today. Also nonsense contents of the spoken navigation like in other languages...

Works for me in english

said in Orange screen crash on Vollaphone 22 / Noble 24.04:

Seems to stop happening when I disable emergency notifications.

Actually it happened again. It seems to happen when I'm in a specific place, and connected to a specific Wifi network. I will avoid connecting to that network to see if it's better.

Hi,

Since my upgrade to Noble it seems that I cannot have location in the webview (in Morph Browser or Google Maps webapp), while in Pure Maps it still works fine.

I have a Vollaphone 22

Regards.

I've made a new pull request:

https://github.com/alefnode/ubports-apps/pull/59

Anyone who would like to join the testing is welcome!

@adorsaz

Thank's by the way, can you tell us if the "Lock"/"Unlock" trick works for you to make "Enter" and "Backspace" of the virtual keyboard work?

@Moem

Great!

Though if you can't access the "Backspace" button from the keyboard this will be a problem because everything that you type must me sent as "Backspace" is the only way to erase.

Maybe try to play around focusing on any of the two windows associated to the app or another window, locking and unlocking the phone, restarting the app, to see if anything unlocks the "enter" and "Backspace" button from the keyboard.

This bug will most probably be solved with Mir2.0

@Moem

Slide up from the bottom, a small arrow appears click on it.

@Moem

Ok I should make it clearer then.

On my side it unlocks the enter and back button, on vollaphone 22, but I don't know if it works on every model.

In the mean time what you can always do expend the message area and the send button appears.

@Moem said in Signal UT: Signal-Desktop for Ubuntu Touch:

This is what I did, and it worked! Now the next question is how to send a message. There is no Send button and enter does not send it.

It is in the description of the app:

"- Just after starting the app "Enter" and "Back" in the keyboard won't work, you need to lock and unlock the phone with Signal UT in foreground to resolve it. It's likely a bug in Xmir."

For this reason I put "IMPORTANT PLEASE READ"! hahah

@Moem

Strange, is your main device still connected to the network? You need to keep the two devices connected while syncing. (And I guess if you have a large history to transfer, then you better have a good connection )

Otherwise you can always try to restart the app, and if it does not help you can try to erase app data with Ubuntu Tweaks to start over again. (And possibly this time you can choose not to transfer the chats history to the new device, to avoid problems).

Honestly this is Signal-Desktop logic, I did not change anything into that (And I don't plan to do so, only patching the interface to make it responsive! ). So I'm not sure of the details of how it works, but on my side I associated and disassociated many times for my tests without any problem.

@uwahl

Same here in french.

English seems ok, but I should try in real conditions.

Also the voice quality does not seem great.

@poVoq

There is already, waydroid, libertine, snap, I think maybe we don't need an alternative store to make things even more complicated!

@arubislander

No this would be an optional option to get the badge "Built by openstore" (Or whatever it is called)

@arubislander @RandomUser
It could be a nice idea to allow the openstore to build itself to build the app:

-The developer provides the repository with clickable app (github, gitlab, ect...)
-The openstore builds the app, when the developer wants to publish a new version, and publishes it alongside the source tarball.

It would increase the level of trust.

@bunt7

Yes good point! Nice!

@wally

Thank's for your help,

Apart from tests, the next tedious task is to get Signal-Desktop to build inside my clickable project, instead of using pre-built binaries from https://snapcraft.io/ . (It's the first step needed to be able to modify the interface to make it responsive). I guess yes it requires developer skills.

I will try to work on it next week.

@bunt7

Actually what they could realistically do to offer us an official signal client is simply making Signal-Desktop interface responsive (Which I'm going to do by injecting a Js script in the program), and offer a build for Linux arm64 ( that second part seems possibly on the way). It Would already be kind of enough.

I don't see them giving you a positive answer for a specific port for Ubuntu Touch, any time soon. Because realize, that it's been years that many user ask them to simply provide an official build of Signal Desktop for Linux arm64, which is a pretty easy and straightforward task, and Linux arm64 is used by way more users than Ubuntu Touch, and to this day, they still haven't done it...

@theprivacydad said in The Privacy Dad's review of Ubuntu Touch:

Signal

By the way a Signal app was just published. It is in early state of development though, and will improve progressively in the coming month.

Here: