Complete the Initial Setup of your Amazon Fire TV. Step 1 - Software needed to Install Kodi on Amazon Fire TV. 2 What is Kodi and why would I want it?. In your application-specific directories returned byĬontext.getExternalFilesDir (String) and Context.getExternalCacheDir (). Starting in API level 19, this permission is not required to read / write files Google Developer Documentation (link see above): The app-specific (private) external storage may NOT be declared correctly see Therefore, I assume that there is a bug here with App Inventor. Kodular and Thunkable I get similar issues. That this is an app-specific (private) directory. If the app-specific (private) directory has been deleted. has been deniedĮverything should work as it should do without these permissions Permission! Message: "Error: 908: The permission READ. You should then get a message "Errorĩ08: The permission WRITE. The device has a MicroSD card, the directory should also be created on this SDĪ permission is required, deny it. (Create APK) install APK and open the appĬheck if the app-specific (private) external storage folder has been created on So first go to step 2 and download the APK) 
But you don't really need the aia for testing. So I have to wait until Taifun gives me his OK to publish the aia. Taifun has been helping me with my apps for several years. I recently received it only for test purposes from Taifun.
( Note: The new method of the TaifunTools extension (ApplicationSpecificDirectory) is not yet published. These permissions should only be needed if you want to save to a non-app-specific Therefore, the permission must be denied or previously removed from Here is a very good overview on this topic:įile component and the TaifunFile extension requires READ_ / WRITE_EXTERNAL storage/emulated/0/Android/data/appinventor.ai_bodymindpower.TestFileAI/filesĪre many misconceptions about the terms Internal Storage and External Storage. Path of the app-specific (private) external storage is: According to Google, this does not require READ_ /
Would like to save files in the so-called "app-specific (private) external
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