No. We can't just adopt this or own the camera because of these reasons: 1. Looks out of date 2. Has UI elements that we'd have to maintain 3. Does not actually solve the problem (Activities in the background can still die) 4. Makes apps more obviously look like Cordova apps.
We should instead fix the general problem of preserving state when starting and stopping an app, which is a harder problem, but a more fundamental one. Also, this is an edge case with extremely low end phones and/or extremely high end cameras, so the third party plugin approach may make sense. Sorry for the short response, my only connection to the internet at the moment is a Verizon prepaid phone. On Jul 10, 2014 5:19 AM, "Maxime LUCE" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > > > I know that there is a common bug in Android (announced in Quirks) which > makes the system kill the app while using the plugin camera. > > > > During some time I thought that it was the only way to launch camera > activity. > > But I just found the plugin Foreground Camera : > https://code.google.com/p/foreground-camera-plugin/ > > This plugin fixes this issue by rendering the camera activity inside the > cordova one (like in the iOS version). > > > > Can we do that in our official camera plugin ? > > > > Cordialement. > > > > [image: logo] > > Maxime LUCE > > Touchify, CEO > > > > +33 6 28 60 72 34 | skype: maximeluce > > [email protected] | http://touchify.co > > > > >
