Julian F. Weinert

You can do this simply by adding the "settings" key in your project accordingly. This is also mentioned in the readme in the "Config" section, by the way ;) ```...

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Yeah, I can confirm. Unfortunately your way isn't supported anymore. See this comment for details https://stackoverflow.com/a/54821268/1041122 ``` [ valueForUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key browsingContextController....

Yep. Whenever I restart Xcode after opening a new window, it is there, whenever Xcode is running while doing so I have the problem. Reproducibility :100:

I already started digging in the code. But unfortunately I don't have enough time to contribute myself at the moment...

Hey @tenitz, did you ever solve this issue? I just realised I overlooked this one and posted a new one

Hi @asukiaaa! I've had to modify the CMakeList.txt for the ps3 component There is also a fork and an open pull request for 4.0 support, you may simply use that....

Oh, sorry for the late response. You can go to the pull requests tab and then navigate to the fork. Here is the direct link https://github.com/rrooding/esp32-ps3/tree/feature/esp-idf-4-support

It might be worth mentioning that the fork of rrooding uses a pre-release bluetooth GAP API that is not supported by 4.0 anymore. I would recommend using this original fork...

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