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10 | 10 | - Provider structure\n
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11 | 11 | - So… where do I get providers?\n\n
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| 13 | + Technical questions:\n |
| 14 | + - How to configure a provider?\n |
| 15 | + - How to troubleshoot a broken provider?\n\n |
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| 17 | + Other questions:\n |
14 | 18 | - Is it required to install providers?\n
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| - - A provider I installed is not working, how to fix?\n |
16 | 19 | - Is there a security drawback for installing a provider?\n
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17 | 20 | - Why implement the provider system? It is confusing\n
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18 | 21 | - Other apps have better extension system. Why should I use this?\n
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| - # Other questions\n\n |
| 66 | + # Technical questions\n\n |
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| - No. Like many browser extensions, they are purely optional to install, but you are free to do so.\n\n |
| 68 | + ### How to configure a provider?\n\n |
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| 70 | + When a provider asks for a configuration, follow the instructions it will provide you with.\n\n |
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| - ### A provider I installed is not working, how to fix?\n\n |
| 72 | + Usually its configurations are included inside its provider settings which can be opened by clicking the settings button on its provider card or provider detailed information screen.\n |
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| 75 | + ### How to troubleshoot a broken provider?\n\n |
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71 | 77 | Unfortunately, issues that pertains to providers must be reported to the author/s of the provider, not to the app\'s repository itself.\n\n
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81 | 87 | \t- Click the provider card to open the provider\'s detailed information screen.\n
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82 | 88 | \t- On the bottom of the authors section, click the _\'Issue a bug\'_ button.\n
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| - \t- Paste the logs and report it.\n |
| 90 | + \t- Paste the logs and report it.\n\n |
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| - ### Is there a security drawback for installing a provider?\n\n |
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| - Yes. Each provider accessible through the app is not securedly monitored by the author(s) of the app.\n\n |
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| 94 | + # Other questions\n\n |
| 95 | +
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| 96 | + ### Is it required to install providers?\n\n |
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| 98 | + No. Like many browser extensions, they are purely optional to install, but you are free to do so.\n\n |
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| 100 | + ### Is there a security drawback for installing a provider?\n\n |
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| 102 | + Yes. Each provider accessible through the app is not securely monitored by the author(s) of the app.\n\n |
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91 | 104 | When you install a provider, _it can access the whole context of the app_ such as device storage, notifications, etc. which is considerably a common security flaw for android apps.\n\n
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93 | 106 | Installing a provider is entirely up to your judgment, with all risks and responsibilities falling on you. Trust or not to trust? It\'s up to you!\n\n
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95 | 108 | ### Why implement the provider system? It is confusing.\n\n
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