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Imedia browser app5/20/2023 ![]() ![]() In fact, I don't want to prohibit read access to the provider at all, so I would prefer to export the ContentProvider but that's not allowed anymore. Or any other way to grant read permission. ![]() What I am looking for is a clean way to determine the package names of any app trying to access my FileProvider so I can grant read permission to it. Also theoretically additional related apps might be installed on the device later and then they will lack the required permission. I could query the package names of all apps installed on the device (at least that's what I assume), but that doesn't feel appropriate. ![]() I guess I don't need to explain why I don't want to do that. I do know the package names of the apps involved an could just hard code them. The launcher crashes trying to access the media art. For instance the launcher app displays information about the media that is currently played. To be sure that the the problem doesnt come from our apps, you can check if your device appears with Media Browser app which is installed by default on. I do know the package name of the system media browser during browsing so granting file read permission works fine here.īut there are multiple apps accessing the meta data involved during playback. The only way I found to make it render images is via ContentProvider URIs. It won't render images provided as Bitmap objects or images represented as online URLs. Media Browser (is one of those solutions that helps make your multimedia-based lives that much easier. To be more conrete: In an Android Automotive OS environment, the system media browser app will browse my content. And that is my problem: at the time the URI is prepared and added to the meta data, I don't know (reliably) which apps will access the content. This involves knowing the package name of the client app. Review system requirements Put Firefox on all your devices Take your privacy with you everywhere. Make sure your operating system is up to date for the best experience. Much like Edge on Windows 10 devices, Safari works well on Apple devices because the same company makes it, and its designed from the ground up to run on a specific set of hardware. As far as I can tell the only way to grant permission is via antUriPermission(). Available in over 90 languages, and compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux machines, Firefox works no matter what you’re using or where you are. The browser comes pre-installed on all of Apples devices and is the default app for opening web pages. I need to grant read permission to any client app that tries to access the image files. The URIs are propagated via meta data related to media browsing and playback. In the context of a MediaBrowserService for audio playback I need to provide image files via a ContentProvider ( FileProvider). ![]()
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