Hi there! I understand you're having trouble with RDFit app watchfaces not displaying. Let's get to the bottom of this together.

Could you tell me a bit more? For example:
- Are you trying to view downloaded watchfaces on the app or on the watch itself?
- Have you successfully connected your watch to the phone via Bluetooth?
- Did the watchfaces ever show up before, or is this a new issue since a recent update?
- Are you using a specific watch model with the RDFit app?

This info will help me provide the best solution for your WebKit browser on Android 10.

The missing watchfaces are in the app. Just few are displayed. The smartwatch used is Loge SK27

Thanks for the details about the missing watchfaces in the RDFit app for your Loge SK27 smartwatch. Since only a few watchfaces are showing, it could be a syncing or app cache issue.

Here's a step-by-step guide to try:

1. Restart the App and Watch
Close the RDFit app completely on your Android 10 device, then restart your Loge SK27 watch. This often helps refresh connections.

2. Clear RDFit App Cache
- Go to Android Settings > Apps > RDFit
- Tap "Storage" > "Clear Cache" (not Clear Data, to avoid losing settings)
- Reopen the app and check for watchfaces.

3. Check Bluetooth Connection
Make sure your phone and watch are properly connected via Bluetooth and the watch is authorized to share data with RDFit.

4. Sync Watchfaces Manually
Inside the RDFit app, look for a “Sync” or “Refresh” option in watchface settings. Sometimes auto-sync can fail on some devices.

5. App Updates & Permissions
Ensure RDFit app is up to date via your app store, and that it has required permissions (especially storage and Bluetooth).

6. Reinstall RDFit App
If the above don't help, uninstall and reinstall the RDFit app. This can fix potential app glitches.

7. Firmware Check
Verify your Loge SK27 watch firmware is the latest. Some older firmware versions might have compatibility issues displaying all watchfaces.

If after this you still see only some watchfaces, it might be an issue with how watchfaces are registered in the app for your specific watch model. Some RDFit watchfaces may not be fully compatible or need manual installation.

For a similar issue on other devices, it was recommended to check if a watchface is actually installed or just downloaded but not activated, by viewing the watchface in the Play Store on the phone for installation status1.

Would you be interested in me guiding you through any of these steps specifically? Or is there a step you’ve already tried that you can let me know?