Android App crash can be very
problematic and worrisome, especially when going through important reviews or
update. A new Android system update may be culpable for frequent app crashes on
certain smartphones and tablets.
Most recently, Users on Reddit guessed
that the badly-behaved end product could be exclusive to the HTC One M8 phone, though BGR reported that it was also affecting tablets.
Both BGR and Droid Life report that a new version of Android System WebView, a component “that allows Android
apps to display web content,” might be leading certain programs — like
the popular Textra messaging app — to crash.
A representative for Google told The Huffington Post that the company is
aware of the problem and working on it.
For now, there’s a fix you can try yourself:
Open your system settings, then the
application manager and select Android System WebView. From there, tap
“uninstall updates” and your apps should begin working normally
again.
It might not be the safest idea to uninstall, though, since this problematic
version of WebView also contained a security update. If the problem is not
affecting apps you particularly care about, you might want to wait for Google’s
official fix.
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