Also what is the unit for the capacity?
Thanks again, I love this extension.
Percentage ...
No but it returns 4000? I'm not saying the battery percentage.
Uh ... are you testing with an emulator? The unit should be percentage ...
Nope I'm using my own phone using the what it's called uhh AI Componion.
Nope
From what I've seen in your recent topic, you do seem to have installed an emulator and tested on there ...
It's not an emulator, it's my physical phone remote controlling in my laptop.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/sync-across-your-devices?r=1
Let me see if it works on my side.
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Ooh, does seem a bit off ...
I'm on vacation and using a Windows 7 computer right now, and I can't take a screenshot. But, it did say 4250 (on an actual device). I'll see ...
What do you think it means? Or do you think it's just basically the wrong thing?
I don't know ... I don't have the source code yet.
Alright, do update me 
According to me, it could be 4000mV, which means 4V. Discharge the phone and see if it shows below 4000, e.g. 3800, which would mean 3.8V.
4228 and 4226
4293 and 4243
Does it change every time?
Yes, millivolt fluctuations are normal. How much battery % do you have now according to the bar?
100%
Wait aren't we talking about the capacity? Not the voltage?
Ah, capacity...yes, the unit is mAh.
Thanks!
This block doesn't work, whether it's for me or extension issue