Yes, that's correct. Only metadata is indexed for search.

The web viewer works only on desktops and laptops. It isn't supported on phones and tablets.The extensibility for the desktop web viewer is similar to iOS and Android apps. The authoring workflow APIs and most of the Cordova APIs related to the app, user, device, and content work the same way in web...

Search content is indexed when it's published. It doesn't matter whether an article has been downloaded on the device. Search in desktop web viewer and mobile apps should have identical results.

It sounds like the content is being metered in your app. The collection in which the articles appear has a Product ID associated with it. When you edit this Product ID in the Products & Subscriptions Dashboard, is it set to Entitled or Restricted? If you set the collection's Product ID to Free, all ...

The error being returned is an unauthorized error. The setAuthToken API integrates with the entitlement server. Is that how you're trying to use it? It will call SignInWithCredentials on your server. The authToken can be anything you want, but it should be able to identify a user, preferably after d...

There is a new release going out today, but it shouldn't affect preflight. Let us know if you're still unable to preflight.

If you enable social sharing in your project and build a non-preflight app, you should see a share icon in the upper right nav bar of each article. (Social sharing doesn't work in preflight apps.)

You can now upload PDF files instead of .article files. For details, see Experience Manager Mobile Help | Create articles from PDF files

With the June 23 release, you can now choose Landscape, Portrait, or Both for Orientation when building an iOS app. If you choose both, browse pages, HTML articles, and smooth scrolling PDF articles fill the screen in either orientation. InDesign-based or PDF-based fixed-layout articles are letterbo...

With the June 23 release, banners now support mailto links.