
That is strange.
It tries to loads that file and then goes back to google.com.
@esprush Could this be because of the URL syncing?
@jjavierdguezas Any ideas?
I cant reproduce it, @Kidcredo can you please share the files?
This is the HTML file and below is the JS file i created to test.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<title>Functional Programming</title>
<script src="fun.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
Check the Console.
</body>
</html>
fun.js
var humans= [
{ name:'Tom', gender:'male'},
{ name:'Robin', gender:'male'},
{ name:'Alice', gender:'female'},
{ name:'Kim', gender:'female'},
];
var name = people.map(x => x.name + ' is a ' + x.gender);
console.log(name);
Thats weird @Kidcredo , it works in my PC like a charm
I completed the fun.js Here you have the used files: https://we.tl/t-rCG0FduozF

I am guessing this was because of some cache issue due to updating directly without uninstalling the 0.8.0 version first.
Just uninstalled and did a clean install now it seems to be working fine.
After the clean install it worked once and when I tried it again it happened again.
It happened again with the file you shared @jjavierdguezas

Definitely something weird happens. I can see by myself that when you open a file using Open with, sometimes Responsively go and back to HOME_PAGE and the file, its like some race condition between redux state initialization and the open file logic. Somehow in my tests it always ends showing the desired file, but in your PC "go to home page" wins...
Hey @jjavierdguezas i see that in your demo there is just one device i am using multiple devices and when i try it with a single device it works perfectly.
I tried with multiple devices and in my PC it always works,
@jjavierdguezas @Kidcredo It is possible it could be because of the URL sync.
Possible explanation:
address-change event is triggered. It is failed in the lagging device because the webview is not ready.If we watch the address bar URL changes closes, it confirms this behavior.
cc: @esprush
I am having the same issue. Watching this keenly in the hope someone finds a solution.
Interestingly enough, I was half able to reproduce this issue - for myself, it opens up Google, then the file, then Google, then finally the file (successfully).
Acer Swift 5, Windows