This is actually about problems on an HTC Sensation rather the the XL but it doesn't seem to be possible to create a thread under the appropriate forum as there is no option?
The feature for archiving Viber messages to an email account does not work on this phone. It basically falls over with a rather unhelpful message "Viber has stopped" which is marginally better than a Java stack trace I suppose
In fact I have tested this on 6 different versions of Viber as they have been released. Reported it once early on to the Viber folks and got a special debug version which produced a dump file that I sent to them. Still no fix though. Latest advice was to wait for 3.0, that hasn't fixed it either. I verified that the archiving feature does work on my Samsung note 10.1 tablet though.
Interestingly whilst we're on the subject, 3.0 seems to be really heavy in terms of resources. Maybe its because it is polling to see whether your contacts are currently online so it can provide an update. I personally don't find that facility that valuable where the cost is application performance that feels sluggish and bloated. Changing screens between a conversation thread and the list of contacts and back again is really slow. Viber used to be a nimble app that was a pleasure to use but now it seems to be clunky on the messaging side and I can't archive my existing conversations. Perhaps it's time to look for another texting tool, any suggestions?
The feature for archiving Viber messages to an email account does not work on this phone. It basically falls over with a rather unhelpful message "Viber has stopped" which is marginally better than a Java stack trace I suppose
In fact I have tested this on 6 different versions of Viber as they have been released. Reported it once early on to the Viber folks and got a special debug version which produced a dump file that I sent to them. Still no fix though. Latest advice was to wait for 3.0, that hasn't fixed it either. I verified that the archiving feature does work on my Samsung note 10.1 tablet though.
Interestingly whilst we're on the subject, 3.0 seems to be really heavy in terms of resources. Maybe its because it is polling to see whether your contacts are currently online so it can provide an update. I personally don't find that facility that valuable where the cost is application performance that feels sluggish and bloated. Changing screens between a conversation thread and the list of contacts and back again is really slow. Viber used to be a nimble app that was a pleasure to use but now it seems to be clunky on the messaging side and I can't archive my existing conversations. Perhaps it's time to look for another texting tool, any suggestions?