Any idea how old that article is? Couldn't find a date but the mention of Windows 7 tells me it's not recent.
I still have my netscape.net address (AOL) and all the others (Yahoo, MS Live, Outlook). Also a second GMail address that was created/converted when TheBat service shutdown.
I use Thexyz and Purely Mail for normal use though.
Okay. 🙄
What ROM and what method did you use to install it?
On my ROMs/devices the zip from the link I posted never worked. Since all of my ROMs (custom, not OEM stock) are rooted I just manually placed the overlay apk where it needed to be (usually /vendor/overlay/ and permission set to 644) and then installed Mulch WebView. Reboot for good measure and it was available under Developer Options.
If not rooted then I figure the adb method should work.
The aforementioned Open WebView magisk module, which I've used in the past for Bromite, fails to install currently.
If you are rooted with Magisk then you can install an alternate webview. As mentioned the Bromite webview is stalled. Mulch webview (from DivestOS) is regularly updated and has been added to Open WebView module.
I use Mulch SystemWebView Overlay on my ROMs. It is a straight flashable zip but with alternate ways of installing if it does not work (like via adb). A Magisk module is also available. I use Mulch webview on all ROMs including Oreo. I do not run OEM stock so no comments/ideas on that front.
Once the webview is installed and visible it can be updated regularly using your preferred F-Droid client with Divest OS repo added.
Just for tinkering so far. I have a habit of tossing the devices aside for long periods of time when an OS breaks badly. 😁
Technically SailfishOS handles most of the requirements to make the device a daily-driver-in-training. All but one of my Android devices are VoIP now. Getting away from carrier-based stuff (and saving money).
At the moment there isn't really anything usable on the mobile linux side (SIP, calls via XMPP - I have JMP.chat numbers) that I am aware of. On SFOS that is. Though I can use movim via browser.
Guess it is time I took the devices seriously and try to use them more regularly.
Have the PinePhone and PP Pro. Partial to SailfishOS on both. It has the most smartphone feel if you will. Like with most the camera is pretty much a no go but I rarely use them anyway.
Currently... Slackware on main laptop. Slint (Slackware-based) on mini-pc. MX Linux (fvwm respin), Void, and OpenBSD on old laptop. NsCDE is desktop on all except MX.
I gave the app a test run. Ultra bright white with no dark mode. #WhiteUIMustDie
On the home screen all images are cropped and can't be fully viewed. Tapping does nothing. Selecting View Post doesn't show the full image either.
Quite different compared to PixelDroid 1.0beta21.
NsCDE is my desktop on Slackware, Slint, Void, and OpenBSD. I guess I'm most comfortable with it.