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I used to have the Razr+ and downgraded to the normal Razr for this reason. Didnt use the front screen as much as I thought I would anyway, and it is very fragile. If you watch a teardown the back of the screen has space for it to break easier.
When google eventually makes the Pixel Flip (hopefully) thats when you will see better support for the extra screen because as of right now that entirely depends on closed source manufacture dependent software from motorola and samsung.
I think you accidentally put a hex on me. Just this morning I dropped my phone and smashed the front display :(
No shot. Wow im so sorry.. If only I saw this post earlier!
Local repair shop wants $229 to replace it. Better then the 569 Motorola wanted to fix it. Right to repair for the win.
Maybe try emailing the dev asking to add support for RAZR+. Some devs actually respond to requests on emails. The dev probably doesn't have that phone, so if they do respond, they might ask your help debugging the issue. Again, not all devs do this so don't get your hopes up, but I've seen some devs actually do this.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a shot.