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Old 04-19-2015, 10:50 AM   #2
chaley
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Originally Posted by gsparks2 View Post
What CC capabilities are not available when using CC on a device running Gingerbread (Android 2.3.6)?

I have an old device I am configuring as a backup reader. The device is not upgrade-able to a more recent Android version. In CC Settings, one or more options are replaced with a statement that some options are not available because the device is running Gingerbread.

Thanks!
A quick scan of the code shows:
  • Locking open the grouping drawer
  • Changing the language
  • Scroller management
  • The auto-connect-at-time feature (new feature appearing this week)
  • Home screen widgets (new feature appearing this week)
  • Home screen shortcuts (new feature appearing this week)
  • Certain "Home button" (icon in upper left corner) functions such as closing dialogs
  • Certain page styles
  • Display of full HTML in comments
  • Correction of colors for e-ink devices
  • Accurate display of hierarchical items in the grouping drawer
I may have missed a few.

FYI: Starting this year, if a new feature or an improvement can work even marginally better if we exclude Gingerbread then we do so. That is why the home screen widgets & shortcuts and the auto-connect option are not on Gingerbread. At some point we might choose to stop development for Gingerbread, in which case users will be "stuck" at the last Gingerbread-enabled release we made.
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