WebGL 2 is off by default in Safari because it's not finished and doesn't yet work properly, which is what I count as "not yet supported". Even if something is supported, if it's not enabled by default it's not actually any use, since it will remain disabled for virtually all users in practice.
We need all the information in the bug report guidelines to be able to help. I would guess not and you're using a global layer or some such.
That's not possible in Construct 2. Construct 3 supports it though.
If you think something isn't working right please file a bug report following all the guidelines. As far as we're aware it's working correctly and we can't help without all the information requested in the bug report template.
Please file a bug report following all the guidelines so we can investigate.
This shouldn't happen and we've not heard any other reports of it happening. Perhaps check your browser settings. If you're configured it to clear local storage (or "cookies" as it is sometimes confusingly referred to as) on a periodic basis, every time it does this it will wipe all your settings.
No, it's still supported.
See the forum thread: construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/general-discussion-7/experimental-local-file-147071
Please report any issues to the bug tracker following all the guidelines.
Construct doesn't have a layout plugin. Are you using a third-party addon?
This is an issue with the Cordova library - you can just ignore it for the time being, the next version of Cordova should remove the notification.
I can't see anything wrong with r164.3, it seems to work fine here. As ever if you have trouble please file a bug report following all the guidelines or we can't help.
There already is information you can provide that helps us fix them - it's what the bug report guidelines request. Other information tends not to be helpful towards fixing the bug, so it's not requested.
You already created a forum thread about this, and I already responded to that, highlighting that crashes are already automatically reported.
Please file a bug following all the guidelines to make sure we investigate any issues.
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