Edit, I think to a certain extent you are referring to the Document App within ecloud.global_apps_onlyoffice, but this is not the app shown in your image. I worded my explanation on the basis you are showing us a download from that app. Please correct me if I’m wrong !
I can get a similar result when I use the built in LibreOffice Viewer to open an OpenOffice produced .docx download. When I delete Data (see below) the app just fails to open the “unnamed” document.
However when the download is an OpenOffice produced .pdf the PdfViewer Plus fully opens the correctly named document.
You might check the App-Information in your image to see which app is misbehaving.
Often when an app fails like this the best first course of action (which I just did on both apps !) is to Clear storage. (There is a less robust action, simply clear transient data with Clear cache. Often one will Clear cache on an app that is storing its own settings – these settings would be lost with Clear storage.) These are found from
Edit. Regarding delete; I expect either app to open a document Read Only, so I do not expect to see a delete option. I expect to delete the file (which you show within Downloads) using the Files app.
I dont have a problem to read the pdfs and/or look at the pictures in that app, i just have the problem to delete the stuff in that app.
I tried to delete the storage and the cache before but it didnt work. Even tried to restart after i dod that. Every time i tried the screenshot of my first post happens.
So I now think you are describing the Files app. The file explorer.
The Files app, when first opened displays Recent.
The upper row of icons and all of the view below are “Android shortcuts”. Files app does not work like an old school file explorer in this mode. (Maybe it works in “Safe mode” !)
Using the three bar menu top left opens a navigator, the top part of this panel continues to link to shortcuts, while a small lower section (one or two entries only) links to a regular file explorer:
Device (by name)
SD card (if correctly installed as external storage).
So now tap the Device.
This view still has the Android shortcuts along the top. Disregard them.
This view occupying the rest of the screen is now more like a regular file explorer. Only now can you delete and rename, hopefully more as you expect.
In addition, the view is toggled by a switch in the upper part of screen, below the shortcuts, on the left.
This may be a bit unlikely but you could try clearing storage for Bliss launcher to see if the Files app label can be restored. This will put all your app icons back to the default positions though.
@chrisrg I think the lack of “title” to apps is a language based thing. I cannot find the issue in a quick search. This could be verified by changing language temporarily.
Cool, I think you should add this to the link above ! It will be interesting to see if the creator of the issue can reproduce it … and I assume the “title” Files shows in English?
when i delete in english i get a notification that the app is deleting the thing i choose.
if i change back to german it wont work anymore. and there is no notfication that something is deletet theres just the text that the app closes again and again.