Rik

That’s where the `supports()` is useful, you can use it to test if FilePond is supported on the current browser. If it is not you can fallback to the default...

I've just tested on Android 5.x and 4.4 with the Chrome browser just to be sure. FilePond works as intended.

It seems the WebView does not have feature parity with the Chrome browser, so it's possible that it lacks required features (like `transforms`, `visibilityState`, `Blob`, `createObjectURL`). https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/webview/overview#what_version_of_chrome_is_it_based_on_

It seems that `transforms` and `visiblityState` are prefixed in Chromium 30 (which is the chrome engine used on 5.x webview), I'll see if I can find a way that we...

> For another strange reason, FilePond.supported() doesn't return anything on android's stock webview ( 4.1 - 5.0) Please test this without any other code or plugins on the page.

Hi @mohsen-zanjani can you move this to a separate issue, it's not related to this one.

From the screenshot I got in my email it looks like this is running in an application. Please create a public and concise test case at codesandbox.io, happy to take...

@rohanvachheta the video doesn't work. The codesandbox doesn't load styles. 

No, there's no update. Simply haven't had time to look at this yet. The CSS not being loaded isn't helping. Please don't create additional issues.

@rohanvachheta I'll look into it again this week.