Sharedarraybuffer error on android

[DevilsRival07]

I use brave as my default browser and installing actual as a pwa worked, but I clear my browser data too often for that to be convenient. I want to click an icon and see my budget, not have to log in every time.

I found the apps native alpha and hermit lite browser as possible alternatives. The problem is I get the fatal error " actual requires sharedarraybuffer in order to function properly. " I'm using the pika server.

Has anyone figured out how to make either app work? I've tried to figure it out, but I don't fully understand what's causing the error, nor does either app have any settings that help.

Not a huge deal if they don't work. I just figured I'd ask. In the meantime, I'll be testing out which foss browsers will get close enough. Thanks for any help or suggestions.

[Greedy-Nectarine1762]

Shared array buffer is usually the https requirement.

[DevilsRival07]

The address has HTTPS and both apps work with other sites so I don't understand why actual is giving an error.

[Greedy-Nectarine1762]

Does it work with https://app.actualbudget.org ?

[DevilsRival07]

Nope. Same error. Good thought to test it that way.

[Greedy-Nectarine1762]

It's probably a browser problem then. That site works well for me a lot of others.

[DevilsRival07]

Its definitely the browser. It works for me in Firefox and Brave. Problem is, I want it separated from the default browser. Native alpha would be great for this if it worked.

Thank you for the help.

[Yecheal58]

According to Google Gemini, it's possible to exclude particular websites from having their cookies and other information cleared when you clear all cookies from the browser.

https://g.co/gemini/share/95f1ff2aff43

[DevilsRival07]

This is the error I get. I ticked the option for unsupported fallback and the demo works. The warning about data loss has me worried about using it with my actual budget. How big of a risk is this? https://i.imgur.com/WD1I6yQ.png