Hey, A bunch of folks have noticed that after upgrading to image 166 that web pages and webapps are not serving up the the mobile versions anymore, but instead desktop versions. A new version of oxide and webbrowser-app landed in this image.
The problem seems to be the QML cache found in ~/.cache/QML/Apps/ Moving webbrowser-app out of the cache directory and restarting the browser seems to fix the issue with the browser upon restart of the app as the browser cache did not seem to get properly removed on the upgrade. However webapps, like Google Maps and others don't function correctly until their cache directories are moved as well. Not sure why this is occurring but it is. I think there are a few bugs here and a bigger question. When a library like oxide changes and apps rely on it, their cache directories should probably get destroyed/regenerated. I don't believe we have anything like this in place. For the short term, should we be destroying the entire cache directory when an image upgrade occurs? I think we should consider this until we have smart regeneration scheme in place. I've filed a bug to track (didn't know what package to make it against) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android/+bug/1394380 Bill
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