@Fuseteam You can always compile and test the current version of my repo: https://github.com/pparent76/whatsweb It already contains many improvements: Support for notifications Smoother keyboard appearance/appearance Avoid opening the keyboard untimely, when navigating Hide left panel for more pleasant interface Make Emoji panel usable Better graphical integration of navigation buttons ( back in chatview ) Copy a message to clipboard quickly with a long push on message. Screensaver when the app is not foreground: hide the webview to save battery Fix "contact info" panel

@wally For now I haven't seen any crash yet with the app configured as such. But I do see freezes/crashes in Morph browser while using Google maps, therefore I guess the crash/freeze might be more related to Google Maps intents, than the GPS.

Just to let you know that I changed my mind about this kind of app after reading this document (in french), showing many security problems inherent to any app like this: https://risques-tracage.fr/docs/risques-tracage.pdf

Thank's a lot for the answer and for your work!

Concerning purism, I think they go beyond what I expect in terms of freedom. This post shows it: https://puri.sm/posts/librem5-solving-the-first-fsf-ryf-hurdle/ Not sure why replicant guys are mad. But on a fully free software phone I would definitely not like replicant, I want a real Gnu/Linux! Also they are reproaching Intel's management engine in purism's laptop, saying it would be impossible to disable, but they actually succeed in disabling it: https://puri.sm/posts/purism-librem-laptops-completely-disable-intel-management-engine/ I recently learned about this project which seems very interesting, and allows clear control about non-free software and firmware installed. Could be usefull for a web consultation device on N900 or Sony Xperia Z2: http://postmarketos.org/ https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices I don't know if unity/ubuntu touch could be ported on it at some point.