Hi,
I've heard that the WebView updates through Play Store wouldn't take any effects on AOSP ROMs because they can not guarantee that it works: http://ift.tt/1F7cmI0 (first comment by Richard Cole). I've tested it and I can say that the "Browser" in PA Alpha (5.0.2) still shows up Chrome 37 on http://ift.tt/17Ipqnd instead of 42 (opted in to beta chanel) and disabling the build in WebView also has no effect as mentioned in the comments.
Is there a way to update it nevertheless? Would it work to copy the base.apk from /data/app/com.google.android.webview-2 to /system/app/webview? Or is there a way to make the Play Store believe that it is on an official Android and let it update WebView (or however it would work), maybe through a build.prop-"hack"?
I've heard that the WebView updates through Play Store wouldn't take any effects on AOSP ROMs because they can not guarantee that it works: http://ift.tt/1F7cmI0 (first comment by Richard Cole). I've tested it and I can say that the "Browser" in PA Alpha (5.0.2) still shows up Chrome 37 on http://ift.tt/17Ipqnd instead of 42 (opted in to beta chanel) and disabling the build in WebView also has no effect as mentioned in the comments.
Is there a way to update it nevertheless? Would it work to copy the base.apk from /data/app/com.google.android.webview-2 to /system/app/webview? Or is there a way to make the Play Store believe that it is on an official Android and let it update WebView (or however it would work), maybe through a build.prop-"hack"?
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