I’m currently working on migrating our app to MAUI. This bar recently appeared when I switched back to Android after spending a few days fixing iOS issues. During which I upgraded to the latest version .NET 9 via visual studio updates and the latest MAUI.Controls packages. I have tried rolling back the MAUI.Controls to the 9.0 release (same version which I have an old Android build of that works as expected) but it doesn’t let me remove it again now. I haven’t changed anything in my styles since this did work either.

I’m currently working on migrating our app to MAUI. This bar recently appeared when I switched back to Android after spending a few days fixing iOS issues. During which I upgraded to the latest version .NET 9 via visual studio updates and the latest MAUI.Controls packages. I have tried rolling back the MAUI.Controls to the 9.0 release (same version which I have an old Android build of that works as expected) but it doesn’t let me remove it again now. I haven’t changed anything in my styles since this did work either.

I’m currently working on migrating our app to MAUI. This bar recently appeared when I switched back to Android after spending a few days fixing iOS issues. During which I upgraded to the latest version .NET 9 via visual studio updates and the latest MAUI.Controls packages. I have tried rolling back the MAUI.Controls to the 9.0 release (same version which I have an old Android build of that works as expected) but it doesn’t let me remove it again now. I haven’t changed anything in my styles since this did work either.

I’m currently working on migrating our app to MAUI. This bar recently appeared when I switched back to Android after spending a few days fixing iOS issues. During which I upgraded to the latest version .NET 9 via visual studio updates and the latest MAUI.Controls packages. I have tried rolling back the MAUI.Controls to the 9.0 release (same version which I have an old Android build of that works as expected) but it doesn’t let me remove it again now. I haven’t changed anything in my styles since this did work either.

I’m currently working on migrating our app to MAUI. This bar recently appeared when I switched back to Android after spending a few days fixing iOS issues. During which I upgraded to the latest version .NET 9 via visual studio updates and the latest MAUI.Controls packages. I have tried rolling back the MAUI.Controls to the 9.0 release (same version which I have an old Android build of that works as expected) but it doesn’t let me remove it again now. I haven’t changed anything in my styles since this did work either.

Idea is to save files inside Phone/Android/data/<app_package>/… directory and check them via File manager, like other application data is stored in phone e.g. Phone/Android/data/com.whatsapp and so on.

Idea is to save files inside Phone/Android/data/<app_package>/… directory and check them via File manager, like other application data is stored in phone e.g. Phone/Android/data/com.whatsapp and so on.

I have a MAUI project that is targetting an Android physical device, however, it seems Visual Studio thinks I am targetting an iOS device. Please see this screenshot:

I’m trying to create a page that loads images remotely from an ObservableCollection. This works fine on Windows but crashes on Android emulator. I’m using VS 17.11.3. I read on github that this was a problem on 17.3 but it is supposed to be fixed. Is this still a known problem? Any workarounds?

Hello Not new to Maui but new to bringing in a java library for use on android devices.