Webview shows aux error android

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I am Developing an app using Androidx WebView shows the following errors also when ads loaded it shows the error :

WARNING: 07-07 22:38: 21.206 6055 6205 W chromium:
[WARNING: display_webview.cc (32)] WebView overlays are enabled!
ERROR: 07-07 22:38:21.223 6055 6099 E GPUAUX
[AUX]GuiExtAuxCheckAuXPath:663: NUll anb
ERROR: 07-07 22:38:21.224 6055 6099 E GPUAUX
[AUX]GuiExtAuxCheckAUXPath: 663: Null anb

Amazon informed me that the app frozen/stack/shows error message in some devices

What I have tried:

I searched about this error online i didn't find anything that could be help I tried changing ads SDKs I got the same error I appreciate any help thanks

Posted 8-Jul-23 4:29am

brahim farhat (AAD)

Updated 8-Jul-23 5:18am

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Sandeep Mewara 10-Jul-23 1:10am

Not sure but seems the same issue: Android WebView opens it shows [AUX]GuiExtAuxCheckAuxPath:663 error in Logcat[^]

Can post it as an answer here if this works for you.

brahim farhat (AAD) 10-Jul-23 9:08am

I tried the answer in that topic I already added some comments there (AntiAtlasDev) but WebView still shows error I don't know if that happens only in some devices or it is happening on all devices I contacted start.io for help even if I don't think the error is related to Thier SDKs

David Crow 10-Jul-23 11:00am

Have you tried NOT loading ads to see if the problem goes away?

brahim farhat (AAD) 10-Jul-23 11:05am

Yeah it happens also when I load html files with WebView: privacy policy/what's New/ terms of use..

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