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I use a platform that runs natively under any web browser (Chrome, Firefox, IE, etc.) and they also have an Android and iPhone app.

This platform is running a little bit crazy under Windows Chrome or Firefox due to network restrictions from where I work, but for some unknown reason, it runs fine inside the Android app.

I tried the app under the Bluestacks emulator and it ran fine, but I don´t want to have the emulator running and can't be on the phone all the time.

I wonder if it´s possible to run the Android app inside Chrome (in Windows 10) or if it's possible to run some sort of dev tools inside Android to try to understand what´s wrong with the native website and why it works fine inside the Android platform.

Any light in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!

Andrew T.
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Joao Mendonca
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For running Andorid app under Chrome, the answer is no. Even on ChromeOS, the Chrome browser and the android system are separated.

For using DevTools, if USB debugging shows nothing from your PC side, then it is impossible.

You may try reverse ennigering your app. For example:

  1. Capture the HTTPS requests and analyse headers
  2. Decompile apk and analyse smali codes.
Jianyu MA
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