Updating Android System WebView and Google Chrome via Google Play should now resolve the issue. In a statement sent to .uk about the app crash problems, a Google spokesperson said: 'We have resolved the issue with WebView that caused some apps on Android to crash for some users. KB4598299 and KB4598301 have caused a multitude of issues for some users, including Blue Screen of Death loops and app crashes. If the above steps don't stop your Android apps from crashing, you might need to follow these extra steps Repeat the above steps with Google Chrome.

Search for Android System WebView – or click here if you’re reading this on the smartphone having the trouble.Navigate to the Google Play Store (where you’d usually update apps, or download new ones) on your phone.To update Android System WebView and Google Chrome you'll need to get the latest versions from the Google Play Store.Here are full instructions to get Microsoft Outlook on Android fixed ~ Once both of those are up-to-date, all of your Android apps, including Microsoft Outlook, should work exactly as planned again. Since that day to this morning until I managed to fix the issue, the Mail app failed to open, or even it opened it would crash or close upon clicking the Replay button.

Because of what “Android System WebView” does and how it works, Google is also recommending all users update Google Chrome too. Mail app crashes or doesn’t open in Windows 10.

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