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Google Drive cannot open docs in its own format when Xprivacy is enabled #1209
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Please enable debug logging in the XPrivacy settings and capture a logcat. |
I don't see anything unusual in the logcat you have sent me. |
There is nothing restricted for google drive (or any other google and/or system app) |
Also... with an older version it works perfect and after updating XP the problem was there. Nothing else was changed |
Did you try clearing XPrivacy data? |
Already looked at usage data. No restriction. Also not in general usage. Can i make a backup, clear data and restore without losing anything?Op 31 januari 2014 13:17, schreef Marcel Bokhorst:Did you try clearing XPrivacy data? —Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub. |
You can make a backup and restore, but see the FAQ first for how too. |
Maybe it is a firewall or add blocker app which prevents the document from opening. |
99 percent its not the case. Ifi disable xprivacy it starts working again. I have no firwall appsOp 31 januari 2014 13:26, schreef Marcel Bokhorst:Maybe it is a firewall or add blocker app which prevents the document from opening. —Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub. |
Since a few versions back (i don't know which) Google drive fails to open documents in it's own format. I could narrow this down to Xprivacy (nanadroid, uninstalled evrything else, then disabled xposed, afterwards enabled xposed and disabled Xprivacy). Drive is not restricted in any way nor are any system apps. For docs in other formats it asks which app to use and they can be opened. My second phone had an older Xprivacy and drive worked fine. Updated Xprivacy and same there: Google drive cannot open it's own docs anymore.
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