Given that the next stable version of Chrome (120) will require Android 8+, it's
inevitable that the WebView functionality will gradually break. As always, newer
OS versions are recommended for better support with evolving Internet technologies.
According to https://apilevels.com/, Android 8+ still covers 93.7% of Android users.
Closes#1652
Also removes the ability to trigger refreshes for the entire library or
as part of a library update as it should no longer be needed. Opening
the tracking sheet already refreshes the data too, so stale data is
irrelevant there.
Also closes#4775 since it would no longer be relevant.
Includes side effects:
- No longer need to restart app for user agent string change to take effect
- parseAs extension function requires a Json instance in the calling context, which doesn't necessarily need to be the default one provided by Injekt
No more trampolining, and stuff.
It's pretty much straight copy-paste from the service, with
some changes related to cancellation handling. Manual updates
will also runs with workman job so auto update work
scheduling need some adjustments too.
Bumped version code to re-enqueue auto update job with the
new spec.
Co-authored-by: arkon <arkon@users.noreply.github.com>
* Clean up strings and icons
* fix incorrect usages of label_more
* restore strings and reduce usage of android.R
* removing icon desc of FABs anyway as app's not for visual impaired users
* Add Crash activity
When the application crashes this sends them to a different activity with the cause message and an option to dump the crash logs
* Review changes
- Fix dark mode setting title
- Enforce usages of translated strings for screen titles
- Use LocalUriHandler where applicable instead of Android context
