I had raised some questions earlier in another thread (Halting/Refreshing Apps
on the Phone), one of which was that the commonly supported window.close()
method didn't work on Firefox (any version) and the documentation says it won't
work (but doesn't say why it doesn't work on Firefox when it
Hello,
I am trying to build B2G for Sony Xperia Arch.
while building its trying to fetch some packages from firefox website.
Why is so?
I am not having Internet access in my laptop.
But I can download all the required packages to build the B2G.
Finally I want to build my B2G in a manner that
Hi Bob,
Bob Thulfram thulf...@gmail.com 於 2013/11/28 下午4:23 寫道：
My questions is this: if an app is open (but not in the foreground), is it
running or halted? Does it take up resources? Or like some other phone
systems, does it start shutting down older open apps when it runs out of
memory?
Marco Chen mc...@mozilla.com writes:
Hi Kan-Ru,
1. Changing PowerManager.screenEnabled is THE ONLY WAY to trigger the
suspend.
This is not true. The android kernel could call suspend at anytime when
the wake lock count in kernel hits zero. When design power management
API we must
Hey Tim, we just finished updating the code for the UI test that
switches DNT settings in Settings app. Now it checks the Gaia setting
and Gecko pref.
Apologies it took a bit longer than expected!
Zac
On 27/10/13 07:57, Tim Chien wrote:
Hi,
While working on DNT feature, I realized that
Thanks! Don't worry about that. I was using that as an example to
point out a gap in our test coverage!
On Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 9:19 PM, Zac Campbell zcampb...@mozilla.com wrote:
Hey Tim, we just finished updating the code for the UI test that switches
DNT settings in Settings app. Now it
ha!
Ok well it has given us the impetus to upgrade some other tests that
were previously only checking the settings to now check the prefs, too.
On 28/11/13 14:43, Tim Chien wrote:
Thanks! Don't worry about that. I was using that as an example to
point out a gap in our test coverage!
On
After having paid for the Geekphone Peak+ in July and accepting two
delays, I had to learn today that this device is canceled. Instead
Geekphone is now working on a multi OS device, however, this is not what
I was looking for. (not to mention that I lost trust in GF)
I need a FFOS device
A few of us put together a list of new APIs in 1.2 (between gecko 18 and
26):
https://wiki.mozilla.org/NewAPIsInFxOS1.2
Please fix anything you see that's incorrect. Thanks!
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I know what you mean about the ZTE Open, my flashing efforts have left
it with an infinite boot time. In comparison an old nexus s got
flashed without problem. Downside being it appears that the nexus s is
holding value better than one would expect from such an old phone:
This is all very encouraging while I expect a zte open any day now but I'm sure
I'm not the only masochist :)
I followed this list for a while now and at one point I started asking myself,
why did Mozilla choose getting involved with geeksphone/zte/etc. for dedicated
not_working/unavailable
On 28/11/13 05:23 PM, an wrote:
why did Mozilla choose getting involved with geeksphone/zte/etc. for
dedicated not_working/unavailable phones instead of bringing this OS
to maturity on existing hardware; call that a generic OS which is
easily ported to available phones that people actually
Hi folks,
what would be an easy way to read the battery uptime of a device? Unlike
Android, I didn't find this info in the settings.
Background: I flashed a self-compiled build on my nexus-s running in flight
mode on november 1st, and left the phone somewhere in the pocket. When I took
it out
If you have the Android SDK, you just need to |adb shell uptime| and report
back here ;)
Cheers
El 29/11/2013 00:30, daniel.i...@googlemail.com escribió:
Hi folks,
what would be an easy way to read the battery uptime of a device? Unlike
Android, I didn't find this info in the settings.
Actually I bought a used Nexus-S in almost newish condition for even less that
I paid for the crappy ZTE Open which I flashed dead because of the broken
bootloader 2 days later and which catches dust because ZTE is still unwilling
to help me (see my other postings about that).
The Nexus-S has
Although I don't know a solution for this, I see the same problem. I really
don't like the build system which dynamically fetches stuff when needed and
when one mirror is down then the build completely breaks after i.e. 2 hours.
This is completely against the fail early principle. The build
Thanks...it says 25 days and 3 hours. But how do I get the info when I last
unplugged the charger?
Cheers, Daniel
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On 28/11/2013 23:23, an wrote:
This is all very encouraging while I expect a zte open any day now but I'm sure
I'm not the only masochist :)
I know I'm repeating myself but still: for everybody buying a ZTE Open
from eBay, first thing you do check the firmware version under Settings
Device
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