No, as I wrote, I opened the exported signed APK generated from Construct 3 and in the AndroidManifest.XML there are only these permissions:

<uses-permission

android:name="com.android.vending.BILLING" />

<uses-permission

android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />

Could someone of the Construct Team explain me how to make the exported APK contain the permission:

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />

Without that permission the game cannot make requests to the internet and to servers.

Though that using AJAX plugin automatically add that permission but it is not the case.

How can I add it from Construct export?

At the moment I need to export unsigned APK, add manually that permission, sign the APK and zipalign it because with the standard signed export the permission is not added

For what I posted before it seems that the exported apk lacks the permission to make request to the internet. By adding that permission it works. It was not a issue of playfab since I tried with other servers.

I am using AJAX plugin to make https post to PlayFab server in my game but when I export the game to Android APK, the required internet permission is not added to the AndroidManifest.xml making all the AJAX requests in the game fail.

Adding that permission manually to the manifest and re-signing it manually make it work.

Why that permission is not added to the manifest?

I manually edited the AndroidManifest.xml to add the INTERNET permission and it worked!

Why the export doesn't add that permission? Is it a bug? How to add it? I don't want to edit manually and resign the APK each time I export it

Guess it is because

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>

is missing from the AndroidManifest generated? How to fix it?

I need to change the Android Manifest of my Exported APK to add this:

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>

How can I do it?

Ashley, when you say "mobile apps generally have to have any domains they communicate with specified in their configuration otherwise they are blocked by default." what do you mean? How can I do it?

I mean, when I export the game as Android APK there is URL Whitelist field containing "http://*/* https://*/*". Is it enough or should I do something else?

This happens also with relatively new devices with Android 8.1 installed. This is quite restricting. When I check the WebView version it tells me that it is up to date

Hello, when I exported the APK for Android and Google Play I found out that a lot of Android phones and tablets cannot run the game created with Construct 3. Same happens with all the major Android Emulators that I tried.

The main reason for this is this message:

Software Update Needed

On Android fix this by making sure the Android System Webview app has updates enabled and is up-to date.

Missing Features: WebGL

Is there a way to make the APK exported from Construct 3 less restricted?