Starting with Q, Chrome is no longer a webview provider.
The role was switched over to google's webview app.
Change-Id: I59251578820a9af0b8ad8e51eb429156e7b7a3eb
Chrome Stable and Google Webview had incorrect
signatures. That was due to an incorrect method
of determining the right signature.
That mistake wasn't noticed because Android
disables the signature check on "userdebug" and
"eng" builds. It is only enabled on "user" builds.
So this commit replaces the wrong signatures
of Chrome Stable and Google Webview by the
correct ones and thus makes them avaliable
webview providers on "user" builds.
Main credits go to @KreAch3R for his
extensive research on the issue.
Change-Id: I081783b59254bfed0b2e3568ba8ae2801d86efea
Signed-off-by: Alex Naidis <alex.naidis@linux.com>
If Gapps are installed, better webview providers
become avaliable.
This commit adds support for those and makes the system
choose the best provider: Chrome Stable>Google Webview>AOSP Webview
It also allows the user to choose between additional
providers from Play Store: Chrome Beta, Chrome Dev and Chrome Canary.
This patch is a collobarative work of:
mfonville <maarten.fonville@gmail.com> @mfonville
rapperskull <rapper.skull@hotmail.it> @rapperskull
Arne-Christian Blystad <arne.christian.blystad@bartec-pixavi.com> @Blystad
Alex Naidis <alex.naidis@linux.com> @TheCrazyLex
Bugfixes and move to an overlay by blunden <blunden2@gmail.com>
You can find more information on this topic here: opengapps/aosp_build#76
Change-Id: I006d814b7c12ffe4f29cd865c9d4cc6a60bc7783
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