Daniel Thorp

I definitely prefer the `.fvtt-notification` option over scoping this class with `#notification > .notification`. The reason for this is that I just wrote code yesterday that uses the notification styling...

That makes a lot of sense indeed. #6842 is probably a better approach than this issue anyway.

Try deleting the `target/` directory and rebuilding. It fixed the issue for me

> Did you configure [next.js for mobile](https://next--tauri.netlify.app/next/mobile/development/configuration#nextjs)? I thought I did, but I realize I didn't do it correctly so I corrected everything on my end. I still can't seem...

`tauri android dev --open` and it only shows a blank Android device without my app installed. If I open the generated Android app directory with Android Studio, I'm able to...

I'm able to access my app by visiting `http://192.168.1.13:3000` in the Chrome browser inside the emulator: 

Thanks to ChatGPT for explaining this to me. I changed the "Active Build Variant" to x86_64 (it was set to arm previously) and now I have the app launching in...

I think the issue is that the WebView is not being added to the Android app. I opened up the generated directory in Android Studio and edited the Kotlin files...

> @arcanistzed Could you tell me what I can do to change the "Active Build Variant" to x86_64? 🙏 I changed it in Android Studio. Once you open the app...

It seems like the issue is that the correct URL is not being set in `src-tauri/gen/android/app/app/src/main/java/booking/app/MainActivity.kt`