Use monkey to start Android applications #2037
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Use the monkey tool to start Android applications on device. This way we do not have to care about the startPackageActivity name and we can start the application in case a custom activity is used. Remove unused code and variables.
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Use the monkey tool to start Android applications on device. This way we do not have to care about the startPackageActivity name and we can start the application in case a custom activity is used.
Remove unused code and variables.
Fixes #2028