Leaderboard

I took a quick look at IDN format and wonder what drugs its creators did take.

There are two API levels in manifest (actually, there is another one, but not important) - minSdkVersion and targetSdkVesrion minSdkVersion marks minimum API required by application and it will not run on Android devices with API lower than specified targetSdkVersion marks highest supported API level by application - that means Android will not use any compatibility mode when running on devices with specified or lower API. If you run application on device with higher API level, OS will use compatibility mode for newly introduced API features. Tokyo 10.2.3 (and previous versions) by default had both API levels set to 14. Rio 10.3 changed that and minimum API level is now 19 and target is 26. That means devices with Android version lover that 19 will no longer be able to run applications built with Rio. Conclusion: Delphi application compiled with Rio can by default run on any device with API 19 or higher.