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Support For Api 8 #288
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Support For Api 8 #288
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… to work on API 8 or higher.
Also contains fix for #254
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For bigger features i suggest opening an issue first, so PRs more likely gets accepted after planning. |
This works only when SimpleSwipeUndo is enabled too. When it's not enabled the mobileView remains is visible.
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Known glitches after latest fixes (I can live with them for now):
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The swap animations were indeed causing trouble <14. Disabling them seems a good compromise. |
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See 7b788cd. |
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Hello, is there any solution regarding support for API 8? |
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I know you rejected the previous pull request, but check this out. I fixed most of the issues. Very minor problems remained with drag&drop. Try the example app on an emulator and see for yourself. 10% of potential customers is a lot for applications with million or more installs. It would be good to support API >= 8.