Thanks Serhii This is a disappointing situation. It looks like I need to step outside Appery if I want to distribute an Android app with correct permissions. Until now Appery has provided me with a complete environment. Given Google's increasing sensitivity to permissions, may I suggest that Appery ...

Hi Serhii To confirm I upgraded to libraries 4.0 and undid source changes. Same situation, I can't change plugin permissions, This is a problem because google play tells me: "Your app has an APK with version code 1 that requests the following permission(s): android.permission.CAMERA,android.per...

Hi Serhii I can enable/disable individual cordova plugins now with libraries 3.0. (edit - 3.1) My problem is I can't see how to change permissions for a given plugin. For example, I've identified the 'media' plugin as being responsible for: record audio change your audio settings read phone status a...

Update: Some progress. The BarcodeScanner plugin is responsible for: take pictures and videos control flashlight Does Appery use this plugin?: https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-... If so there should be a 'showTorchButton' option, which I have tried setting to true in the BarcodeScanner options i...

Hi Serhii, thanks for your response. I have rolled back source changes, and tried adding bluetooth permissions through the ui, which appeared in the installed app. I removed these permssions, and the app built without them. So I am changing permissions properly. CAMERA plugin is removed. I've checke...

Hi I'm having trouble reducing the permissions for an Android app to make it something that people would actually install. Specifically, I need to remove: ul litake pictures and videos/li lirecord audio/li licontrol flashlight/li lichange your audio settings./li limodify or delete the contents of yo...

Source got removed. This is the code generated in the home page that I need to be able to change: $(document).bind("mobileinit", function() { if (navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf("android") != -1) { $.mobile.defaultPageTransition = 'none'; $.mobile.defaultDialogTransitio...

Hi This problem is still an issue, and serious now I have to build a real ios app. I need to be able to remove the fix that appery adds to the homepage: $.mobile.hashListeningEnabled = false If I comment out this line the web app works fine, but building an app fails because I've edited the source. ...

Undo all source changes didn't bring anything back after deletion. Lucky I took a new version first.

Question still remains: How to change the default 'no-image' file.