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Using Android 13 with Mull (Firefox fork) connected to my home instance on 0.18.0 and the PWA seems to be working as expected. Did have one crash notification yesterday I believe, but the PWA seems to be unloading from ram just about every time I switched apps anyway; which is very common on my phone.
Well isn't that the problem? E.g. if I'm writing a comment and switch to another app, it disappears completely?
I also thought the pwa just "disappears", but as I was trying it a bunch of times, I got a "IcaRaven keeps crashing", so it's actually a crash then.
Also it closes all the other browser windows I have opened at the time. Of it's doing the same for you, that's a sign of a crash.
It's a problem with my OS since it does it with just about every app I use. Blame Oneplus and their shitty ram management.
So does it happen with regular Mull when you have a regular web page opened?
Btw I don't know if it changes anything, but IceRaven has a feature to auto-unload pages from RAM so that the OS doesn't need to kill it when minimized. While my phone is already not aggressive about closing apps, IR can easily stay in the background the whole night while some other apps get closed. Maybe give it a try.
I'm pretty certain Mull does the same. Pages that haven't been exited but have sat unused are unloaded from ram, but on my phone the latest page will still get killed frequently. The issue is so prevalent that it's widely complained about example. Oneplus has a history of aggressively killing background apps.