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33 pointsbansheehash5y ago2 comments

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From the description of G-Droid, an alternative client for F-Droid repo:

shows the web-site of the app even if it is 'only a README file on github'. F-Droid has removed many websites (not all though) of apps the team doesn't like. They also don't allow (as of now) to re-add these link to the websites. This has been done with dodgy explanations and only for apps that the F-Droid team particularly dislikes (to censor apps they don't like) and reduce the amount of download and users of these apps. Hint: if your app is affected and shows no website in F-Droid promote and encourage your users to use G-Droid.

What the hell?

driminicus5y ago

Somehow the G-droid dev doesn't like some decisions the F-droid team makes, and paints them in a fairly bad light.

What's going on here is that F-droid always links to the source code, which will typically lands you on the readme of the github repo. Adding a link as 'website' to the same location was deemed redundant, so the links were removed.

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rathel5y ago

From the description of G-Droid, an alternative client for F-Droid repo:

What the hell?

driminicus5y ago

Somehow the G-droid dev doesn't like some decisions the F-droid team makes, and paints them in a fairly bad light.

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