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Some file, password remove fails on Android 12, but works on Android 9

Open nu111 opened this issue 2 years ago • 7 comments

I moved from Sony Xperia Zx1 Compact (Android 9) to Google Pixel 4a (Android 12).

For the same file, on Xperia the password remove works, but not on the Pixel, appears the message "the password seems to be incorrect. Maybe you have changed the master password". The master password is the same on both phones "PDF".

Off course I've double checked the password and it is correct. I have also tried to open the same file with other PDF viewers on the Pixel with success.

nu111 avatar Dec 18 '21 10:12 nu111

It will be very helpful if you can share visuals of error viz. screen_recording or screen_shots.

codegsaini avatar Jan 03 '22 15:01 codegsaini

Hi, as soon as possible I'll provide a screen recording. By the way I suspect that there is a major problem for the app accessing the Android 12 file system. I also tried the merge function but it fails, I am sorry for not being precise but the error message says something like "error accessing the filesystem".

nu111 avatar Jan 03 '22 16:01 nu111

@nu111 Also check if you are working on the build cloned with the latest version of the repository.

codegsaini avatar Jan 04 '22 12:01 codegsaini

I am using version 8.8.1 from f-droid

nu111 avatar Jan 05 '22 13:01 nu111

@nu111 It is very likely possible that your mentioned issue is already resolved in the latest version of this repository.

codegsaini avatar Jan 05 '22 17:01 codegsaini

I am a bit confused, on Google Play Story the version is 8.8.4 but on f-droid is 8.8.1, and on GitHub the latest release is 8.8.1.

When the most recent version will be available on f-droid?

nu111 avatar Jan 05 '22 19:01 nu111

Let me be clear, there are two things in Github...

One is) The raw code The raw code of the repository can be used by any developer to analyze and propose changes in it through PRs (Pull Requests).

Second is) The Release This is the compiled file ready to be used on the device or ready to be published on any app store.

What I want to say is, It is very likely possible that the raw code updated through PRs by developers may have the solution to your proposed issue. Because the current version available on play store and other stores is very old and doesn't have updated code.

If you want to check the latest unpublished development version of the app, then please download Android Studio, download git on your computer, and clone this repo, then build the app.

:)

codegsaini avatar Jan 06 '22 17:01 codegsaini