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That issue was fixed in 2019 so I doubt it is that.

I'm afraid it's hard to tell what might be wrong. I don't know anything about how react-native-webview works, so it might be best to ask on a general programming Q&A site like StackOverflow.
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If you're loading from a web URL it should work.

Make sure the app permits that URL though. Usually you have to specify a list of domains the app is allowed to access, which might only be enforced once you publish.

If that isn't the problem, you'll need to set up USB debugging and check for console error messages.
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If you're using a HTML element, either use percentage units, or enable 'Auto font size' and use em units, and then everything should scale the same way the canvas does.
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It's not clear exactly what you're doing, are you trying to load locally bundled resources in a custom webview? If so that's actually very tricky and requires a bunch of customisation to get it working. The existing mobile exporters handle all of that using Cordova to do the heavy lifting to make things work. I would recommend using that if you can. Otherwise the next easiest thing to do is publish the content of the webview to a public URL and point the webview at that.
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Use a loader layout.
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That code uses undocumented internals of the runtime. Do not do that! It can and will break at any time and we will not provide any support either.
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I would recommend taking the Learn JavaScript in Construct tutorial series which covers many of these questions.
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It doesn't matter so long as the encoding completes successfully.
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Using quotes for strings only applies to expressions and nothing else. The manual only mentions them in the section for Expressions, they're never mentioned anywhere else, because nothing else is an expression. You can't type something like "foo" & number in a property value, nor do you need to name objects "Sprite" in the Properties Bar - you just type Sprite. To help make that clearer I added a note to the expressions manual entry:

Using quotes for strings only applies to expressions. Don't use them in other places like in property values in the Properties Bar.
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See the manual section on Scripts in event sheets, in particular:

Remember that the event sheet runs all events in top-to-bottom order every tick, so a script in a block at the top level of an event sheet is run every tick (as if it was an action in an Every tick event). Often it is more useful to use script blocks as sub-events, which only run if their parent event block was true.
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I tested it recently and audio was playing on iOS, and as far as I'm aware it's working fine for everyone else.
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I've referred to 3D Math Primer for Graphics and Game Development while developing parts of Construct. Like most resources it tries to be language agnostic and focus on the maths, as that is applicable to any technology. And it looks like the whole thing is available free online now as well!

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