Check out Pixelmate to work around issues with Android File Transfer and Pixel devices:
https://eladnava.com/manage-files-on-your-google-pixel-like-a-boss-with-pixelmate/
Nope, I gave up and installed a ROM based on Samsung's firmware that has been restyled to look like CyanogenMOD. Armagrddon was the name of the ROM for SG S2. It came with SoundAlive preinstalled.
I'm now on Nexus 5 with VIPER for Android as the sound mod.
The link is broken;
However, I went ahead and built a Node.js package that generates these icons on-the-fly:
https://github.com/eladnava/material-letter-icons
If you use BlueStacks it will log you out of your phone, so you won't be able to receive messages on both devices.
WhatsCloud lets you receive messages on your phone and on your computer.
Contact the development team and let them know. [email protected] is their mail.
Currently you can't, but you should suggest it to them, maybe they will add it. :svetius:
Cool idea, you should suggest it to the developers. It would be neat to have a "WhatsCloud for Tablets", but for now you can still just use it on your tablet via the Web browser.
I just opened Chrome Dev Tools on whatscloud.io and it keeps sending a request every 3 seconds to messages?do=get and about every 10 seconds to chats?do=get. That seems like a reasonable polling interval but anyway a socket would be better.
Are you referring to the web app? Yes, it does poll for new messages every few seconds, but why does it bother you? I agree that web sockets would be a better solution, but just wondering why it matters?
You should send this to the developers, these are good ideas. However, there is no need to change sync interval, as long as you enable Notification Access it will only sync when something changes.
Awesome!