Comment by cj 2 months ago I imagine most smart TVs don't support multitasking or apps staying alive in the background, hopefully? 9 comments cj Reply dotancohen 2 months ago Why would you imagine that? Which non-multitasking OS do you think these devices are based on? cj 2 months ago Specific to LG tvs:https://webostv.developer.lge.com/develop/getting-started/ap... dotancohen 2 months ago Thank you. One of the app states mentioned is: > Suspended : The app is suspended in the background. 3 replies → tumdum_ 2 months ago For example OS running on Amazon fire stick 4K kills your background processes after ~20 minutes. microcode 2 months ago The consent screens say that they "may continue running in the background after you close the app".
dotancohen 2 months ago Why would you imagine that? Which non-multitasking OS do you think these devices are based on? cj 2 months ago Specific to LG tvs:https://webostv.developer.lge.com/develop/getting-started/ap... dotancohen 2 months ago Thank you. One of the app states mentioned is: > Suspended : The app is suspended in the background. 3 replies → tumdum_ 2 months ago For example OS running on Amazon fire stick 4K kills your background processes after ~20 minutes.
cj 2 months ago Specific to LG tvs:https://webostv.developer.lge.com/develop/getting-started/ap... dotancohen 2 months ago Thank you. One of the app states mentioned is: > Suspended : The app is suspended in the background. 3 replies →
dotancohen 2 months ago Thank you. One of the app states mentioned is: > Suspended : The app is suspended in the background. 3 replies →
tumdum_ 2 months ago For example OS running on Amazon fire stick 4K kills your background processes after ~20 minutes.
microcode 2 months ago The consent screens say that they "may continue running in the background after you close the app".
Why would you imagine that? Which non-multitasking OS do you think these devices are based on?
Specific to LG tvs:
https://webostv.developer.lge.com/develop/getting-started/ap...
Thank you. One of the app states mentioned is:
3 replies →
For example OS running on Amazon fire stick 4K kills your background processes after ~20 minutes.
The consent screens say that they "may continue running in the background after you close the app".