You should only proceed with the steps below if the permanent fix did not work for you.
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The issue seems to be linked to the android system webview - uninstall the updates to the app and affected apps should work properly.
EDIT: Follow @TanjaArt's advice in the accepted solution - after uninstalling the updates you should disable automatic updates for the app until a permanent fix is released.
EDIT: A small number of people are reporting that they are unable to uninstall the updates due to the app appearing as disabled, but are still experiencing the problem. Unfortunately I am not aware of any solution to this problem, and if you are affected you may have to wait for Google/Samsung to issue an update.
If Google play displays an available update for these apps but the update is failing, you will not be able to uninstall the updates through Google play. Instead, you should follow the below instructions:
- Go to settings
- Press the search button and search for webview.
- Tap the "android system webview" option.
- Press the menu button
- Press uninstall updates
If there is no option to uninstall the webview updates:
- Return to the search screen
- Search for chrome
- Select chrome
- Press the menu button
- Press uninstall updates