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safari and firefox, no accept button after reading terms of service

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‎08-10-2019 05:25

‎08-10-2019 05:25

I am all in, first app ready.  No button to accept, therefore I cant see my android or charge 3. and no developer bridge option, tnx. Bradshaw Lupton Buzzards Bay MA

 

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‎08-10-2019 13:48

‎08-10-2019 13:48

Charge 3 can't run apps developed using the SDK. It can only run the built-in apps developed by Fitbit.

 

If you want to use the SDK, you need a Fitbit OS device (Ionic or Versa flavour).

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software

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‎08-10-2019 13:48

‎08-10-2019 13:48

Charge 3 can't run apps developed using the SDK. It can only run the built-in apps developed by Fitbit.

 

If you want to use the SDK, you need a Fitbit OS device (Ionic or Versa flavour).

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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‎08-10-2019 19:01

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‎08-10-2019 19:01

ahhhhhh, thank you! Bradshaw

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