This is an issue in CKeditor itself it seems. It runs some code to determine if the detected browser is compatible with CKEditor based on the detected user-agent String. If that code returns false, CKEditor isn't loaded. This appears to be happening for any Android device using v4.4
or later (including v5 and v6). There was a bug logged on their tracking site. It looks like a fix was delivered to CKEditor v4.5
. Currently 9.0.1FP5
uses CKEditor v4.4.6
, before that fix was put in.
After looking at this SQ question I've implemented a workaround to get around the bug. Add the following script to your XPage to force CKEditor to load no matter what browser it detects:
<script><![CDATA[
XSP.addOnLoad(function(){
if( typeof(CKEDITOR) !== "undefined" ){
CKEDITOR.env.isCompatible = true;
}
});]]>
</script>
You could even add that as a CSJS script library, and add that library to your theme, to ensure all instances of CKEditor throughout your app load on Android.
(Note that the linked SO question suggests a check to ensure CKEditor stays disabled on IE7 and older).