Closed dalb8 closed 10 years ago
Doesn't happen for me. Aard does not register itself to register video or zip files or ARM binaries (whatever that is). Everything is specified in AndroidManifest.xml, what do you whant removed?
I'll do some testing on another gadget. I'm using CM11 here.
I have the Seafile app for cloud storage with a Busybox binary on it; I download the busybox and Aard opens up. In the CM file manager usually only the text editor and Aard are available to open files.
Of course Aar files are now compiled Android libraries, but I've observed this behaviour for well over a year now.
-------- Message d'origine -------- De : itkach notifications@github.com Envoyé: 8 avril 2014 01:17:22 UTC+01:00 À : aarddict/android android@noreply.github.com Cc : dalb8 daithi_black@yahoo.ie Objet : Re: [android] Aard shouldn't register intent (#96)
Doesn't happen for me. Aard does not register itself to register video or zip files or ARM binaries (whatever that is). Everything is specified in AndroidManifest.xml, what do you whant removed?
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I've tried on another gadget running CM11 too and tried to open a file in /system/bin. http://666kb.com/i/cnbt5y4jijl8xqdgc.png
04-10 15:17:32.770 E/AndroidRuntime(28584): android.content.ActivityNotFoundException: No Activity found to handle Intent { act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=file://player.vimeo.com/video/90687731 }What I meant by video is an app (which crashes if it cant find a handler):
Sorry that's garbled. I'm running Aard with intents patched out now, hence the crash.
I'm not sure I understand what are you asking or what do you suggest.
I would remove the intents from the manifest, unless anybody can figure out why CM at least allows Aard to handle all these types of files.
So you would break the application for everyone just because you have an unusual setup and you don't understand what's going on. I don't think so.
Often when I'm using other apps, if there's a video or a zip file or a ARM binary, Aard will open it or appear in the list of apps that can handle it. This is annoying behaviour and not really necessary.