Daniel Micay
Daniel Micay
Vanadium 118.0.5993.48 is currently in the alpha channel of the app repository. We didn't move it past alpha because it triggers Mali GPU driver bugs on Android 13. It seems...
Can you get crash logs? Send them to @strcat:grapheneos.org via Matrix or [email protected] via email.
This doesn't really seem related to Vanadium but rather looks like an app bug. Try enabling exploit protection compatibility mode for the app.
Does it work any differently in Chrome?
You need to try resetting app preferences via Settings > System > Reset.
You need to provide more information and why you think it's connected to Vanadium.
@prettySongbird Android doesn't disable io_uring but rather only allows the core system fastbootd and snapuserd processes to use io_uring via the static full system SELinux policy. Similarly, it has rules...
We needed to develop https://github.com/GrapheneOS/kernel_common-5.15/commit/ff8f099e45334978ae34564c79f20c61e90b0f77 with a user-facing per-app toggle to work around certain apps (mostly games) being incompatible with the larger address space. I don't think that's going to...
No, but nearly everything does work with a 48-bit address space. The issue is that some apps have integer overflows or try to use the "unused" bits for tagging points.
Very few applications still have this compatibility issue since we got Unity to fix it years ago.