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Another reason why I like Xiaomi software over other Android phones: When app crashes Android simply tells you that "Unfortunately, App has stopped". Xiaomi UI
by dzek69 8y ago
Another reason why I like Xiaomi software over other Android phones:
When app crashes Android simply tells you that "Unfortunately, App has stopped". Xiaomi UI additionally presents you the stack trace.
BTW: Android used to (?) have "Report" button, but it seems it's gone on new versions (Since 5.0?). Anybody knows where these reports were send? Probably to Android OS team, just like MS sends some crash infos of 3rd party apps to themselves.
- nneonneo 8y agoYes but the stack trace is always visible in the logcat, which is the first port of call for developers.
- AnssiH 8y agoYou can see the stack trace on stock Android when you click "Report", then "Show system info", then scroll down to "Stack trace" (didn't check exact wording). The Report button is still there - maybe it is not shown if there is no one to report to? For apps on Google Play, the user reports can be seen in Google Play Developer Console.