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Bug: Alert showing IDS_WEBVIEW instead of "Ok"

MGiles

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Hi,

I have an app that shows some information to the user using the javascript alert() function.

This used to work great, just use alert("Some message"); and the user would get a in app popup with an Ok button just as any other Tizen application.

Today I upgraded my Samsung Gear S3 Tizen from version 3.0.1 to 3.0.2 and now the Ok button gives some weird label IDS_WEBVIEW... (see image below)

What is causing this? How can I fix this?

I noticed that this issue also occurs in other apps, so it isn't just me. Seems like an OS error.

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