If I've helped you to save a few pennies and you'd be happy to get me a coffee, tap here: PayPal donation. Tested: performance is even worse due to some non-native calls. This application uses libraries from The Crosswalk Project.Amazon Mobile Analytics is used to track the number of installations of mUbr no sensitive information is collected.Cookies are stored locally and could be removed by uninstalling mUbr. Data flowing through the app is not recorded, monitored or altered in any way.I cannot provide proper customer support. mUbr comes with absolutely no warranty you are using the application at your own risk.Neither this application nor the developer are associated with Uber.Speed: It could lag sometimes, especially on lower end devices like the Q5.20 megs for a launcher app, seriously? Yes, this is not a simple launcher it comes with a built in Crosswalk / Chromium engine.Memory footprint: This app is not really on a diet forced closures could happen if the system is starving.Even when m. is broken for devices running a BlackBerry browser. So why having a look at this app at all? The answer is quite simple: again, it works. However, you'll see quite a number of remarks and known issues down there.
#BLACKBERRY APP WRAPPER FREE#
Feel free to grab a copy from here: (new version with a few minor fixes). I am quite happy with it and have decided to let you folks out there try it as well. I could be considered as a "launcher on steroids": a weaved in Crosswalk engine, a cookie store and Uber's website. Initially I've build mUbr as a temporary workaround for myself. After looking at the details, it turned out that more recent versions of the chromium rendering engine could digest what the guys have done there. If you were relying on this service and was a user of their mobile web application, I'm sure you went mad as well. A few days ago Uber has decided to play around with the m. site that eventually broke support for native BlackBerry and Firefox browsers.
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