Justin Unterreiner

No, there is no way to temporarily disable the plugin. You can, however, use one of the two solutions below to differentiate your dev builds from your production builds. Option...

Unfortunately Fabric/Crashlytics does not offer non-fatal crash tracking in their SDKs, and therefore `sendNonFatalCrash` is only supported on Android.

@sarriaroman This has been merged and is ready for a version bump and publish.

I'm not sure what digits plugin you are specifically referring to, but if it is [this one](https://github.com/JimmyMakesThings/cordova-plugin-digits) then your issue is probably that both of these plugins take a dependency...

@Telemakhos Yes, that would be the ideal solution.

+1 Would be useful for mobile apps when using Apache Ripple during development (it uses an iframe as well).

Running `adb reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081` is required during development in most cases, as this is how React Native normally loads the application bundle. I tried it without using `adb reverse`...

@yoniholmes Sure, it looks like this: 1. Create a `proxy.pac` file with the contents of the [above post](https://github.com/ProxymanApp/Proxyman/issues/1407#issuecomment-1291126992) 2. Change `192.168.1.60:9090` part of the script to be the IP/port of...

Try one of the recent MAME romsets. I used the one from 0.299 You can also use the `--skip-checksums` flag if you want to continue with using an unknown ROM.