laroix jacobb following-up... did you find what worked for your specific use case? If so, what did you end up going with?
gta3 jacobb use adb to remove it, and ignore the die hard fanboys here who cry everytime somebody removes a system app. Its still much better than using a stock spyware phone. Facts.
DeletedUser495 If you don't wish to use Vanadium you can choose not to look at it or simply disable it, no adb necessary. The problem is in your heads.
lars DeletedUser495 The question, IIUC, was about how give a child a smartphone without ready access to a web browser. That doesn't seem an unreasonable request to me, even if it's difficult to implement robustly. Lars.
DeletedUser495 lars I already replied in several threads to similar requests you can use app like https://github.com/nethical6/LockLock Alternatively have a look at this list https://android.izzysoft.de/applists/category/named/security_applocker?lang=en although I have not tried other apps but I am certain some of these apps do not block access to apps via Settings while the above one does.
lars Just out of curiosity -- if Vanadium were disabled using 'pm uninstall', would that also affect its ability to serve as a WebView provider? Lars.
23Sha-ger lars No. Webview is an internal OS component. Some forks of Chromium allows you to use system webview as their engine, such as Chromite.