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No longer supports devices running Android 7.x Nougat (except WT6000).

NOTE: The FlashMode 'On' setting in the Camera API is NOT SUPPORTED on devices running Android 10.

Barcode configuration now persists after onPause, onResume cycles.

Changes in DataWedge tag behavior in the Config.xml offer improved integration with DataWedge for concurrent scanning.

Now automatically releases scanner resources when Android app for EB goes to the background.

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Updated Licensing Guide now contains instructions for making license keys persist on a device and links to Zebra's newest License Server Administrator guides for Linux and Windows.

DOM injection adds capabilities to a running EB app without changing the source code.

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The all-new Enterprise App Configurator utility simplifies DOM injection with a point-and-click interface and requires no coding or manual config-file creation.

Zebra PS20 running Android 9.x Pie and Android 10.

Support for the following devices has been added: To upgrade, EB 3.x must be downloaded and installed separately and an EB 2.x or 3.x license applied.

Upgrading to Enterprise Browser 3.0 on the PS20 requires purchase of a new EB license.

The Zebra PS20 includes Enterprise Browser 2.x preinstalled with a license that never expires.

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A 90-day trial term also is available (a 30-day evaluation term comes preinstalled with every EB 3.0 download).

Enterprise Browser 3.0 and later now supports term-based (subscription) licensing with one-, three- and five-year terms available for purchase.

In response to customer requests, apps running on EB 3.0.6.0 (and later) can now access low-level APIs for an on-device SQLite database.ДЇeatures Introduced in EB 3.0 Term-based Licensing

The WebView API can now enable and disable zoom, which allows the user to вЂњpinch zoomвЂќ in and out of an image or web page using the two-finger gesture.

The Device API can now enable and disable the Android Navigation Bar on the device, which contains the BACK, HOME and RECENT soft keys.

вЂњ%USERPROFILE%) that includes a space (i.e. This can be helpful, for example, when the path name contains a Windows system variable (i.e.

The Config Editor desktop utility now supports the use of spaces in a path name.

EB 3.0.6 can now apply and activate licenses for itself and the MDNA bundle in a single step.

Version History Added in v3.0 Added in Enterprise Browser 3.0.6

Developers are strongly encouraged to migrate to the Enterprise Browser Barcode APIs as soon as possible.

The Pocket Browser Scanner APIs and RhoElements Scanner APIs are deprecated and will be discontnued after Dec.

The DOM Injection file path can now be specified in the Config.xml file formerly the path was hard-wired to a specific location. Parameters have been added to manage on-screen keyboards when launching and exiting Enterprise Browser apps or when moving to and from the background.

Support has been dropped for devices running Android 9.x (Pie) and earlier.

Now supports Zebra devices running Android 11 and 10 ONLY.

Adds new configuration parameters in config.xml (see below).

License now included on MC33ax devices when EB 3.2.5 (or later) is installed.

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Now Supports Zebra devices running Android 11.

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Use of the syntax window.alert('some alert message') or alert('some other message') can result in unpredictable behavior when such code is used in Enterprise Browser apps. Note: Zebra recommends avoiding the use of the JavaScript Alert function on any Enterprise Browser page. For more information about API crossover, see the API Compatibility matrix. If migrating from another platform, Enterprise Browser also can run apps built for PocketBrowser, RhoElements and the RhoMobile Shared Runtime, making it an ideal path for moving apps to a newer UI, device or platform. The base EB installation includes all necessary components to allow a Windows development host to easily build device apps and set runtime settings for local or mass-deployment using Zebra StageNow or a mobile device management (MDM) system. EB includes a runtime environment inside which a company's application logic can be executed and controlled using HTML5 and CSS3 for presentation and JavaScript to access EB APIs for scanners, cameras, card readers and other device peripherals. Enterprise Browser is a powerful, industrial browser that provides everything needed to quickly build device apps for barcode scanning, signature capture, payment processing, printing and most other enterprise applications for a long list of supported Zebra devices running Android and Windows Mobile/CE.