NFC activation still not working #8483
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@Silas217209 is this something you could look into and verify? Would appreciate your help! |
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To reproduce this, the first NDEF record has to be a text record. Only then will the Tag application show its UI (see screenshot in #7755). Our apps are not be listed because the Tag app ignores activities that are disabled in the manifest. That's the case for our activity to compose messages. It is only enabled after the first account has been set up. This is so our apps don't show up as an option if they can't be used to send a message. However, this dynamic enabled state is ignored by the Tag app. An easy way to fix this is to give up on trying to be a good citizen and simply enable the activity to send a message by default. Apparently that's what most other email apps are doing. If the activity is launched without an account being present, it will automatically launch the initial setup screen. |
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But on my mobile, the mail account in K-9 is setup and working, have been using it for years, and it can send messages, actual I'm sending up to a dozen per day. |
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I do have a new mobile phone now, Xiaomi Redmi with OS 2.0.4.0 based on Android 15, but the problem persists. Please follow the fix proposed by @cketti |
Checklist
App
K-9 Mail
App version
8.0
Where did you get the app from?
Google Play
Android version
12 SKQ1.210908.001
Device model
Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro
Steps to reproduce
Hold an NFC token with a mailto:... link to the phone
See that the phone offers other mail programs, but not K-9
Expected behavior
Work ...
Actual behavior
Does not work.
I recently had opened issue
Add support for mailto: URI on NFC tag #7755
#7755
which was considered as a feature request and closed as implemented in pull #7804.
I just upgraded to version 8.0 of K-9, but it still does not work. The phone still offers Gmail, but not K-9.
Logs
Since K-9 is not launched, there is no logs.
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