Integrate AdGuard Assistant into the Android app

[ameshkov]

We've got it on iOS (in a simplified form) allowing to select & block any element on a page, so it'd doable. On Android, the only question is how to draw the Assistant so that it was usable and not too annoying.

I like how Samsung Internet's helper looks like:
https://uploads.adguard.com/up04_dfkun_Samsung-Internet-Review-01.jpg_43202220_.png

It's draggable, not too annoying, easy to remove. We should simply use the same style for the mobile Assistant.

[BlazDT]

Any updates to this request?

[artemiv4nov]

@BlazDT , Hi!
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[ameshkov]

This is actually a duplicate of #2163

[BlazDT]

Since this ticket has ID 1696 which is less than the other, actually the opposite.

[ameshkov]

@BlazDT well yeah, you're right:) But the newer ticket contains the proper explanation of how we should try to implement this

[ghost]

@ameshkov Do you have any UI mockups and the UX-flow available for this feature so that I can give feedback on the UX if needed? Drawing elements on the webpage on a mobile device doesn't seem like a good idea to me (like the Samsung Internet browser example in the #1696 (comment)). But again I don't have any better ideas. May be if I see it visually perhaps I may be able to give some suggestions.

[ameshkov]

Well, I explained it in the new task: #2163

Using the "Sharing Provider" we could avoid drawing anything. You just share any link to AG, AG shows a dialog with a couple of options, for instance disabling/enabling protection for a website, reporting a website, etc.

[ghost]

Oh, sorry. I didn't notice that this issue is already closed. I saw the proposal at #2163, It's a great solution since it completely avoids drawing anything on the webpage. Sorry for the interpretation.