Not really. Did you try to debug with chrome and android device in order to see which css elements are used?
Maybe it has to do somenthing with the dependencies. I’ve created an apk in the ionic cloud (based on the git push). This apk doesn’t work as well. So doesn’t seems to be a “local issue”.
Which version of cordova-plugin-ionic-webview are you using?
Unfortunately I can not provide screenshots from the app. I’ve debugged it and noticed that some CSSes are missing (for clarification: the appropriate class names exist but the relevant styles are missing in main.css file). There is no any logic which CSSes exist which don’t.
Can you recreate the issue in a demo app? Just something made with the CLI and push to github. Otherwise, it’s hard to debug. I’ve created an app on my end, and everything appears to be working as expected.
Bingo! It really looks like a cache issue. I’ve installed the apk on another Android device and: bang: it works as expected - no styling issues.
Now the question: How to clear the (which?) cache?
Yes this problem is not actual in all Android devices.
As I told before I have 2 Samsung Galaxy S8 devices (Android version - 8.0.0)
On one device it works but on the other one doesn’t.
Ahh. Actually I’ve tested it on another Samsung Galaxy S8 as well. There it worked. On one Galaxy s7 not and another it worked. I’ll share the details later. On devices with dev tools enabled it didn’t work