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LastInLine posted:I'm sure you're aware that Oreo autofill works neither in Chrome nor in webviews
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butt dickus posted:Are you loving kidding me? I've turned off accessibility and have just been using Lastpass' built-in browser in what I thought was a temporary stopgap but I guess that's just how it's going to be. What are the chances that Google will just leave things half-completed?  In all seriousness though I'd expect them to at least work on it somewhat what with the walking back of the Accessibility cutoff. I know I read in multiple places at the time that the reason for "abusing" Accessibility was "your lovely APIs" and that Google was receptive to that. Either way if it can't work on my bank's (admittedly terrible) app then it's completely useless for me. I figure if they ever get it to work it will be big enough news to make it to the usual blogs and I'll try it then.
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Jan 30, 2018 03:12
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Lastpass works on everything and every app I've needed to use it on.
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vyst posted:Lastpass works on everything and every app I've needed to use it on. This one?
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No i have the release version.
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vyst posted:No i have the release version. Right, that's what we're talking about. The release version that abuses Accessibility works, the beta that uses the Autofill API designed to do exactly what LastPass intends to do does not. This is the last I've heard about getting Autofill to work in Chrome and it was three and a half months ago.
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Is there a good password manager that uses the new APIs? Right now my whole keychain lives with Google, which is convenient and insecure. The Oreo autofill is pretty dang great with the in-house implementation. I'd like it if it asked for a fingerprint every time. I have my phone set to pretty aggressively lock, but I also like the convenience of SmartLock.
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LastInLine posted:Right, that's what we're talking about. The release version that abuses Accessibility works, the beta that uses the Autofill API designed to do exactly what LastPass intends to do does not. Good news! This release allows you to enable both the Android O autofill and the legacy (accessibility) autofill, which will allow you to fill into Chrome. We have also added options under Settings>Autofill to allow you to disable credit card and address fill, which is also disabled by default on new installations. This should resolve most issues with prompting where it shouldn't.
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Blue Train posted:Good news! I saw that and intended to try it out. I meant to ask here though about whether that's a good idea, though, namely because of stuff like this. I've disabled browser autofill on the desktop but never worried about it in Chrome because LastPass always asks for authentication before filling. I couldn't remember if that happened for the Autofill API though. I did forget all about the false positives until we were talking about it, I wonder if they ever got that straightened out. I was hoping someone here was already dealing with this crap and had it already figured out for me 
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Thermopyle posted:Well, huh. I don't remember that from back when I was using it...
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revolther posted:Don't feel bad. It like literally just became possible to do in the last version of android or so, lastpass was basically useless as an android app forever. Renaming the lastpass bookmarklet worked for hacky autofilling into browsers though.
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datajosh posted:Now we just have to wait for every app that requires a login to support it, which I'm sure will happen really, really soon.
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Is there an app that sends Google Play Music listens to ListenBrainz? Simple Last.fm Scrobbler has ListenBrainz support, but doesn't work with current GPM and hasn't been updated since September. Searching "ListenBrainz" on the Google Play Store has proved fruitless. I don't really know why I want to use the lovely open source version of Last.fm, but I do.
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I'm poking around for an app that I'm not sure exists. My roommate and I want to build a bar at home. I wanted to have a tablet running an inventory app that would also sync to our mobile devices. The idea was to have the tablet set inside the bar so that we could poke through what we have without moving a ton of bottles around. (It's not 100% practical but it'd be cool, admittedly). Is there an app that does this? Also is there a way to force Android to only use that app?
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For the second part, you can pin apps to the screen so you can't back out of them. Otherwise, I'd bet there's some enterprise solution out there.
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Uthor posted:For the second part, you can pin apps to the screen so you can't back out of them. Otherwise, I'd bet there's some enterprise solution out there. I kinda wanted it to be super polished. It's all really for show.
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Feb 3, 2018 23:35
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Agoat posted:I'm poking around for an app that I'm not sure exists. My roommate and I want to build a bar at home. I wanted to have a tablet running an inventory app that would also sync to our mobile devices. The idea was to have the tablet set inside the bar so that we could poke through what we have without moving a ton of bottles around. (It's not 100% practical but it'd be cool, admittedly). Is there an app that does this? Also is there a way to force Android to only use that app? Paprika fulfills this function for me. As for the second question, no?
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Feb 6, 2018 10:42
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Remember how we all decided that Chrome's new bottom bar was cool and good? Turns out Google maybe didn't think so. . I hope it's like the article says and they closed the bugs because they're done and this is the way it's going to be because skarsnik was right, Chrome Home is good.
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Feb 7, 2018 00:40
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Feb 7, 2018 09:26
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The bottom address bar is primarily good for causing accidental navigation bar button presses.
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Fame Douglas posted:The bottom address bar is primarily good for causing accidental navigation bar button presses. Gotta disagree with you there, cowboy.
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Feb 7, 2018 12:56
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Bottom address bar is the best. Of course this means goog is going to get rid of it.
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butt dickus posted:Bottom address bar is the best. Of course this means goog is going to get rid of it. Remove the bottom bar and add a messaging system
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Fame Douglas posted:The bottom address bar is primarily good for causing accidental navigation bar button presses. Actually it's the worst at this.
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I never even got the bottom address bar. 
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Montalvo posted:I never even got the bottom address bar. chrome://flags > search for Chrome Home then enable the options you find.
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Thanks! This feels weird.
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I want it in Firefox now.
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Did Flamingo just disappear off the store? I could've sworn I saw it just this morning.
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Kazy posted:Did Flamingo just disappear off the store? I could've sworn I saw it just this morning. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samruston.twitter That location works for me, anyway. I'm in the US, in case it's a regional issue. At least I assume that's the correct one.
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incogneato posted:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samruston.twitter Do you already have it installed? Looking at Twitter they might've run out of tokens.
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Kazy posted:Do you already have it installed? Yeah, but only purchased and installed as of a few days ago. Maybe I grabbed the last one? Sorry.
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incogneato posted:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samruston.twitter the domain "samruston.com" appears to be registered, so i'm curious why someone is trying to publish to Play under it
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Lutha Mahtin posted:the domain "samruston.com" appears to be registered, so i'm curious why someone is trying to publish to Play under it That's just how android packages are named it's not anything to do with a url
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Blue Train posted:That's just how android packages are named it's not anything to do with a url That's actually incorrect, reversing the URL is indeed how package names are started, this stems from Java practices (https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/package/namingpkgs.html). There are a bunch of caveats and edits done to the names, but generally speaking they do stem from URLs.
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CLAM DOWN posted:That's actually incorrect, reversing the URL is indeed how package names are started, this stems from Java practices (https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/package/namingpkgs.html). There are a bunch of caveats and edits done to the names, but generally speaking they do stem from URLs. huh, interesting
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Blue Train posted:huh, interesting yeah, don't try and publish an app under com.google.bluetrainiscool or anything
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I have no idea what any of that means. Is the Flamingo app I linked to above okay to use?
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incogneato posted:I have no idea what any of that means. Is the Flamingo app I linked to above okay to use? Yes
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Cross posting from Fi thread: http://www.androidpolice.com/2018/0...s-apk-teardown/ Android Messages will soon get a web enterface and "enhanced chat features".
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