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The settings don't seem to be saved when the application is closed. This is dangerous because I re-opened the application thinking the checkbox above WAS enabled. I will lose the ability to restore, if I hadn't checked that box.
According to #44, this should already be implemented. Perhaps it's a regression?
Btw, the checkbox should be set to ON by default, any reason why it's not?
I'm using the openGL latest 0.51 version.
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The config file currently only keeps the Theme value. This is not ideal but I didn't want to add the others settings before I implement unique settings for each phone.
I would point out that the category name of those settings explicitly says that those are not persistent (look at your screenshot 😉)
For example, if you tick clear and disable... for your Android 9 phone and then plug another phone with Android 4.4, there will be a problem because you can't disable an app on Android 4.4. You have to use adb pm block / unblock which is the equivalent of an adb pm uninstall.
I'll prefer each phone to have its own settings.
Anyway, that's a feature for the next release!
This is dangerous because I re-opened the application thinking the checkbox above WAS enabled. I will lose the ability to restore
Uninstalling an app will not prevent you to restore it. The defaults settings are pretty smart. You can always restore an application. Take a look at the adb commands used
The settings don't seem to be saved when the application is closed. This is dangerous because I re-opened the application thinking the checkbox above WAS enabled. I will lose the ability to restore, if I hadn't checked that box.
According to #44, this should already be implemented. Perhaps it's a regression?
Btw, the checkbox should be set to ON by default, any reason why it's not?
I'm using the openGL latest 0.51 version.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: