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iOS - Cannot build - ‘<OneSignal/OneSignal.h>’ file not found error.

I downloaded my files from GoNative and opened the project file. On Build, Xcode asked me to assign a team to GonativeIO and OneSignalNotificationServiceExtension. So I did. Then I built again but get error:

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Internal vs External Links

Hi just so I am understanding Internal vs External Links...

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Google Fit API's access denied error 403 disallowed_useragent

I am trying to access Google Fit API's and I am getting error 403 disallowed_useragent but when I have tried same on web it working fine.
Please help.

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Firebase push notifications

We currently have push notification infrastructure using Firebase for both Android and iOS. Is it possible to leverage that, or is our only option to use OneSignal?

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Publishing Service

I've sent the invite for the mobile at both apple and google.

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How to disable external link

How to disable external link ?

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JSBridge issue with iOS

When we try to execute a function that uses the javascript bridge in iOS we are getting this error:
ReferenceError: Can't find variable: JSBridge
We got this error for example executing:
gonative.share.sharePage();
gonative.screen.setBrightness(1.0)

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What files types work with the offline viewer plugin?

What files types work with the offline viewer plugin? Is it just documents like PDF, PPT, doc? Videos? Is it possible for an HTML5 web package to be downloaded for offline viewing?

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Local settings plugin issue

Hello, we have the local storage plugin. The plugin is licensed and active in the app, but we are not able to use any javascript command from this plugin.
If we check the available general commands the gonative.storage is not present.
We also checked the GoNativeJSBridgeLibrary.js from the generated source code and it also doesn't have any function for gonative.storage

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IOS access to microphone

Our website allows users to record an playback their own voice.
Safari on IOS will generally ask the user for permission to use the microphone for every webpage that attempts to access the microphone, unless you change the website settings from the address bar and grant access to the microphone for the entire domain.
In the Gonative app this setting is not accessible because there is no address bar. Is there another way to grant access - or let the user grant access to the microphone for the entire domain the app is built for?