Marcel Grünwald
Marcel Grünwald
I have the same problem, although I can clearly see in App Store Connect that the old build/version has already been successfully canceled.
I second this. We have payment integration via InAppBrowser and have been using `openAuth` up until now, but that always triggers the OS dialog, "{App name} Wants to Use {payment...
Yeah, something's up here. The `SFSafariViewController` just won't redirect. I have tested whether our API's redirection mechanism maybe wasn't working correctly by opening the payment process in Safari via the...
Normal open function returns incredibly slowly when canceling under certain circumstances on Android
> Can you share your code with the options you're using? I'll try.. So, on the one hand, I've built a wrapper class around the `InAppBrowser` for ease-of-use. Info: The...
Normal open function returns incredibly slowly when canceling under certain circumstances on Android
This is not an issue on iOS. I have updated the initial post.
Normal open function returns incredibly slowly when canceling under certain circumstances on Android
Did some more digging and it turns out that it doesn't have to do anything with whether `open` or `openAuth` is being called. Opening the browser only returns incredibly slowly...
Normal open function returns incredibly slowly when canceling under certain circumstances on Android
> @TheWirv I don't think because this plugin don't have React components, it's only a wrapper to call a native component of the device by just calling native code, also...
Normal open function returns incredibly slowly when canceling under certain circumstances on Android
Yes, this is my `AndroidManifest.xml`: ```xml ```
Normal open function returns incredibly slowly when canceling under certain circumstances on Android
I'll see if there's any possibility for you to reproduce this issue. This is not an open source project so unfortunately, I can't just give you the code base to...
+1 does nobody else care about this? I understand that this is not the most qualified comment, but it's weird that not even a discussion arises and there's no input...