Fabian Tamp

I'm testing an Android tablet app that requires a lot of form filling. It's a lot easier to continue typing on my laptop than switch to tapping away on a...

I thought about a userscript, but I think we'd actually need UI in order to capture the keystrokes, right? I haven't thought of an elegant way to do that yet.

@Partysun what makes it an awesome feature when working with react-native?

I saw this once on a Sony Xperia Z2 running API 22, but then I tried again without changing anything and it was fine.

Hi, thanks so much for the comprehensive writeup! I tried what you suggested in this example, and it works excellently - thank you! > The cortex_m::interrupt::Mutex is a very bad...

I guess I'll leave this issue open because it's still not entirely clear if this works with RTFM, due to the fact that it's unclear whether there's a good mutex...

Some additional resources as to why @luzianscherrer's workaround works: - https://corbt.com/posts/2015/09/18/mixing-32-and-64bit-dependencies-in-android.html - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27186243/use-32-bit-jni-libraries-on-64-bit-android/27202958#27202958 Note also that libsodium 1.11 [supports 64-bit Android](https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/releases/tag/1.0.11), in case anyone's interested in authoring a PR :)

We're using it in an Android app in http://github.com/projectbuendia/client

Hey @WyattJia! This was an intentional choice - if the menu in the top right is too long then it starts running into the header on the top left on...

I finally got around to doing this: https://github.com/capnfabs/paperesque/commit/4d37dadfcad784d9bfc5490832561dbc6e61987e https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/860f8c58-1385-4c81-ab31-9128d7610dbd if you've got JS enabled, it automatically dismisses on scroll too ✨