- Before Android 6 (API 23), there was no KeyStore yet. Currently, you can still create an encrypted account, but the passphrase is stored in clear-text, because that's how Signal is doing things.
- There is no option to manually set the keyphrase or to unlock via fingerprint. This has the advantage that we never need user input for unlocking the accounts and can simply unlock all accounts on startup and the obvious disadvantage that anyone with access to the unlocked device can open DC.
- Each account is encrypted with a different passphrase.
- When importing, you can choose to encrypt the account.
* add "developer mode" preference
* activate WebContentsDebugging also after restart
as the preference option is persisted,
we should call setWebContentsDebuggingEnabled() not only on flag changes.
* capitalize option name, shorter description
* prefer 'can' over 'may'; the latter is very formal
* add Prefs.isDeveloperModeEnabled()
Co-authored-by: B. Petersen <r10s@b44t.com>
this happens only in rare cases as usually the message is always added
and errors happen far later.
but some conditions are checked very soon (webxdc sizes),
and these let an message not even being added.
note, that this pr only shows the error,
it does not change draft handling or so -
it would eg. be better if the message is re-converted to a draft,
however, that would be a larger refactoring and maybe not worth the effort.
* add new w30 APIs
* create the webview,
disable internet access,
inject deltachat.js
* connect deltachat to the webview
* promisify api
* use msgActionButton to start the w30 apps
* cleanup
- create observers in onCreate() to avoid memory leak,
- derive from WebViewActivity to easier deal with particularities
and to saves >100 loc
- reorder some methods to reflect lifetimes
* make it more clear, which uri-part is 'domain' and which one is 'path'
* unify logging
* it is 'statusUpdate' not 'stateUpdate'; not sure if promise is needed at the end, we can readd that as needed, simple code for now
* use core implementation for status updates
* disable debugging enabled by default, streamline code
* use same name for InternalJSApi for both, js and java
* getStatusUpdates() always return an array
* call JSON.stringify() on payload
* fix typo, fix equal operator
* use shorter function names in js land
* adapt to new zipped w30 format
* load any file from w30 archives
* add fallback if getMimeTypeFromExtension() fails
* rename w30 to webxdc
* add selfName()
* return selfAddr() if selfName() is empty
* rename deltachat.js to webxdc.js
* observer correct event
* rename getBlobFromArchive() to getWebxdcBlob()
* show webxdc app name in title bar
* swap payload and descr in sendUpdate() (adapt to new core api)
* allow user-defined-texts for webxdc apps, make room for icon+name
* show webxdc icon and name in chats
* render webxdc drafts accordingly
* allow configuring drafts
* do not destroy webxdc-message to be sent out by removing it via setDraft(null)
* fix crash when replying to webxdc messages
* add webxdc messages to profile's document tab
* hide 'search menu' for webxdc apps
* show app summary beside app icon
* remove outdated comment
* add precautious WebView restrictions
* Update src/org/thoughtcrime/securesms/ConversationItem.java
Co-authored-by: Asiel Díaz Benítez <adbenitez@nauta.cu>
* Update src/org/thoughtcrime/securesms/ConversationItem.java
Co-authored-by: Asiel Díaz Benítez <adbenitez@nauta.cu>
* Update src/org/thoughtcrime/securesms/ConversationActivity.java
Co-authored-by: Hocuri <hocuri@gmx.de>
* Webxdc requires at least Android 5 Lollipop
see https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-android/pull/2174#discussion_r785436874
* recognize .xdc files on android10
based on @Hocuri's findings in #2188
Co-authored-by: Simon Laux <mobile.info@simonlaux.de>
Co-authored-by: adbenitez <asieldbenitez@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Asiel Díaz Benítez <adbenitez@nauta.cu>
Co-authored-by: Hocuri <hocuri@gmx.de>
Debug builds of the core (like `ndk-make.sh arm64-v8a`) take about a minute, while
a release bulid (`ndk-make.sh`) takes about 15 minutes.
But as most people seem not to use debug builds regularly because
they are tricky to use, here comes an improvement :) If you gave the wrong argument to `ndk-make.sh`, a warning dialog will now pop up inside the app, telling you what you did wrong and what you should do instead.
`ndk-make.sh` writes its argument into the file `ndkArch`.
`getNdkArch()` in `build.gradle` then reads this file and its content is assigned to
`BuildConfig.NDK_ARCH`. `checkNdkArchitecture()` then checks this.
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