I searched all the site of Android developers where a download link is supposed to be, and I just found an endless loop of self references and no link.
And many blogs redirect to a campaign link that redirects to the same page.
I just want this SDK because of its emulator. Where to get it on Linux?
On that page, there should be a large green button:
Clicking that button brings up a license dialog:
Checking the "agree" checkbox enables the button shown in blue. Clicking the button will begin your download.
These screenshots were taken using Firefox 47.0 on Ubuntu 15.10. Chromium 51.0 also works on Ubuntu 15.10.
There was a bug on the site last week, where the green download button was disabled on Linux. That bug has been fixed, though it is possible there is some combination of Linux distro and browser where the bug still exists.
Are you using Internet Explorer as your browser? This was the only scenario in which I was not able to download using the aforementinoned link.
If this is the case, try using another browser.
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I am trying to download Android Studio for Windows from the official page https://developer.android.com/studio
I use Windows 10
When I click on the Download button and accept the terms and conditions, I get an ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE page from my browser (Chrome). I tried multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and clearing my browser cache, restarting the laptop. I tried multiple times across several days but I always get the same result.
I also tried to install Java Development Kit upfront and I got same result as in the screenshots below.
Is there any prerequisite that I might be missing to be able to download Android Studio?
Is it important for you to download it from the official website?
If not, download it from here: https://android-studio.fr.uptodown.com/windows/telecharger
Hello nothing is needed, it is just some configurations problems
Try:
Resetting your network connection and DNS-Check whether it is fine.
Clear your browsing data and cache.
Download from the official Android website.
Then restart the browsers and try to download it again.
I have couple questions about generating PWA App. Maybe at the first step I explain something about app for better understanding my problems with generating app for multiplatforms.
Multi Tenancy App
I can't say much more about application. This is application where users can create own account. Accounts is separated at servers, eg. app1, app2, app3 etc. Every server has his own domain, eg. app1.example.com etc. Every user can upgrade his account to premium type and define own domain, which can be go on and login to his account without using global domains (here is a problem with PWA app, multi domains). I think it is everything what you need to know, if you need more specific info, give me a feedback, I will try to help you. I need to use WebView because app need access to localStorage.
My problems
Problem is with multi domains. In manifest.json configuration is possible to define one domain, which app will be use to display application and authorize it (with assetlinks.json) to don't display URL Bar (for "Add to Home Screen" - with android app is possible to add wildcard).
I need possibility to use application with multi domains (I achieve it on android - explanation in the following part of post).
Problem is too with adding application from mobile Chrome "Add to Home Screen" and on the desktop "Install app...". After redirect to other URL, URL Bar is shown.
Next problem is to compile Windows Store app from Visual Studio (explanation in the following part of post).
I need more info about compiling app for iOS and MacOS - is this possible to compile and test it without Apple devices? I tried to use pwabuilder.com, but after download MacOS package folder is empty. Maybe virtual machine could help me with that? What you recommend too use to make that application? I tested what I found in google, but it wasn't what I expect.
Installation from Chrome browser
Is possible to change user URL without showing URL Bar? Now after autorization user and redirect him on the properly his premium address url bar is showing - i don't want users to have to go on properly domain and install app from "Add to Home Screen" - they should install it from any domain and use it like Native App.
Android
Partially solved problem with subdomains for every account. It's working properly, but maybe someone has any other authorization solution where I don't need custom subdomain for authorize app.
Windows Store
I installed Visual Studio, make new application with this documentation but I getting error
Error Project must have a reference to an application. Please add a reference under the 'Applications' node in the Solution Explorer.
Here is an issue - Maybe problem is with newest version of Visual Studio? Next question is, even if I compile the App, what with multi domain - URL Bar will be visible when user will be redirected? What if Chrome don't be installed?
iOS and MacOS
Maybe someone has good documentation how to create apps on this platform and where can I test it? What with multi domain? URL Bar will be shown? Is possible to make it invisible like an Android App eg. wildcard or other solution?
My questions
How to create PWA app for iOS and MacOS. Maybe is nice documentation for it.
How to build application for Windows Store. I made app with Microsoft documentation, but it doesn't work - problem was open on GitHub Issue, but without solution.
Is possible to use multi domains and don't show URL Bar for applications installed from mobile Chrome like a "Add to Home" or desktop Chrome "Install app...".
What if Chrome don't be installed on device? Application will be working properly? I know from android 8.1 is possible to remove chrome from android. I don't know if after remove Chrome application will be working?
Thanks everyone for help and your patience, I counting on much help from you.
I'm recently building a PWA with Vue and I'm trying to find a way of making the IOS package out of It. So far I haven't done yet but for Windows, Android & MacOs are pretty easy ... There a lot of blog tutorials for that and if you don't want to go through much of coding then the PWA Builder is the best option for you.
For your 4th question if you want to run a PWA from a browser the browser you have must support standalone desktop apps.
I wanted to try my PWA on iPhone from Chrome and couldn't because that chrome does not have the feature to pin an app to screen so I had to rely on safari only
I've encountered that links like:
intent://#Intent;scheme=somescheme;package=com.some.package;S.browser_fallback_url=market%3A%2F%2Fdetails?id=com.some.package;
do not work correctly in Android 7 (7.1.1) systems, while in previous versions they work as intended. By "do not work correctly" I mean that if we have a required app installed to open this link, then everything goes as it should and this app opens when we click this link. But when we don't have the required app, a correct redirect on the fallback url is not processed: we're getting on a search results page or a blank page with a message about an incorrect redirect in a web browser.
Trying to find out how to solve this problem (maybe just by modifying the deep link), any suggestions will be appreciated.
I was creating a Cordova (android) application in which I am using the In-App Browser plugin. I want the website in it to show as desktop view. I tried changing the user-agent with the <preference> (How i can set User Agent in Cordova App) tag in the config.xml file which is actually changing but it doesn't seem to be affecting the website state. I tried Googling that but I found nothing that could solve my problem. If you solved my issue, it would be really great if you could upload an apk for proof: please don't reply if you haven't tested your solution.
EDIT:
The problem is that the user-agent works only the first time you open the app... You have to clear the cache and open the app again so it works.
Let me start by saying StackOverflow has been a great tool for me as I learn Android development.
What I am trying to figure out is how to click on the ‘OK’ button when I am using the default Android web browser and the following message appears: (Sorry, I can’t post pics yet)
“You are using an unsupported version of Mozilla.
Please upgrade your browser to the latest version before logging in.”
I can’t use Chrome Debug because the “unsupported version” message doesn’t appear when I use the new version of Chrome. I don’t want the users of my app to have to download Chrome to be able to use my app.
I know I can use “document.getElementsByTagName('OK Button Element Tag Name').click();” but how would I find the Element Tag Name without the use of Chrome Debug?
Thanks in advance,
Ken