[OnePlus 2 Android Development] sewer56lol:
We known about this since before the first release (I reported that bug initially), the issue is that the browser isn't given the storage permission by default and never asks for it, resulting in crashing - temporary workaround is manually grant storage permission in Apps from Settings.

We're looking onto integrating CAF Chromium based browser anyway, I suppose being an 'Alpha' we can slightly get away with not patching things immediately as things will change (though it is truly not our intention and is a poor excuse), CAF browser will probably be in the next build. Since we're all students working on different things, with some dealing with exams, sometimes certain development can be slown down on some aspects, it just has to be dealt with :/.

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Pure CAF Chromium from source is what you want on a MSM device like the OP2 for performance.

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We've had layers since day 1, unless you mean the XOS Theme, I am the one working on XOS theme and also having exams at the current moment - so it'll be a while until XOS Theme will be complete, I sometimes post updates and versions of it to Telegram and AndroidFileHost however..

As for the fingerprint, there is little to no difference in FP performance compared to any other ROMs etc. The thing that matters the most with FP I suppose is how the finger gets initially registered/scanned. For sufficient FP performance, please register your fingerprint at multiple angles when initially setting up your finger, registering prints while tilting your Ginger to the device's sensor as far as 90 degrees/0.5pi radians from a 'center position' (finger flat facing north upwards phone/front speaker direction) in both ways. Please also slightly tilt your finger in some of the scans when setting up FPS initially and ensure that your hands are clean and that there is no moisture on your hand or the fingerprint sensor, if setup correctly, you should be able to unlock the device from any angle (unless you cover your hands in water, dirt or mud), even with a tilted finger (our fingerprint sensor is actually pretty good).

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We've decided not to bundle SuperSU trusting that the user would root the device themselves. We feel it's better this way, as it embraces freedom, one of our main aims with the ROM (another example of this is how we inserted many normally present stock apps which we deem 'optional' (due to having many other potential alternatives) such as Camera, Gallery in /data/app, meaning the user can casually uninstall them without root access).

SuperSU also has alternatives which people tend to forget about - phh's open source superuser (in comparison SuperSU is proprietary) is one really good example. I suppose to add to that, SuperSU also was bought by an unknown to us startup which bought also a few more mission critical root apps, while Chainfire still supports it right now, this will change in the future - enabling tinfoil hats for some users.