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GNU Gnash is already open source. What more do you want?

Yes, I agree with you. This should not be merged currently. I will need some time to write the implementation for other backends. Like #1930, I will wait until the...

@mhsmith I need your guidance on android side. According to: https://developer.android.com/guide/components/activities/intro-activities#onpause > The system calls [onPause()](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity#onPause()) when the activity loses focus and enters a Paused state. This state occurs when,...

Regarding the gain/lose focus on mobile platforms like android: From my testing, the app will lose focus when either the `Home` or `Recent App List` buttons are pressed. On pressing...

Thank you for helping. I will add default implementations for the remaining methods in the Android template and will submit a PR there after getting a stable behavior. I agree...

I have tested android implementation both on a physical device and on the emulator. I have submitted a PR at https://github.com/beeware/briefcase-android-gradle-template/pull/69 so that the app focus event can be detected.

Completed implementations of all the platforms and also added a test in the window example app. I will write the tests after the audits are merged. But I think this...

***Researching some more on the topic, it seems like we need 3 categories of events:*** * **Input Focus** -> **`[Receiving Inputs]`** or **`[Not Receiving Inputs]`** * **Visibility** -----> **`[Visible to...

I agree with you, hover event is mouse based and there likely won't be a mouse on mobile platforms. The definition of hover doesn't make sense in this context as...

> When the app is sharing the screen with a slide-over, you don't lose active status when you type into the slide-over app window. It seems that using the provided...