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this problem is new to me as well, both as a user and a developer. Usually, data that is sent between events is very simple, and if an application registeres fo
by bookwormAT 14y ago
this problem is new to me as well, both as a user and a developer. Usually, data that is sent between events is very simple, and if an application registeres for an event that it does not handle well, then it is mostly transparent what application has to be replaced.
- readme 14y agoTry sending some emails to multiple recipients using ACTION_SENDTO and a properly crafted URI. Watch the SMS app show on some phones when using Intent.createChooser and totally misinterpret the intent to the astonishment of the user. You wouldn't see this problem if you didn't test on a LOT of phones. It's not immediately obvious. I've been developing for Android for a while now.