You can’t see (more than 3) old versions without actually parsing the Archive. The place where the Archive can be enabled has moved >2 years ago (Dude, Where's My Archive? | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository with development time), and for now it stays there.

The F-Droid client on the old Android is 1.15.2 and is displaying 3 versions that were installable but downloading failed for some reason. Most likely certificate error but didn’t see any error message when trying to download the package on the old device. Previously it likely attempted to update the repos in the background but if it displayed an error message I have missed it. After trying to update the repos manually it shows me as suspected many certificate errors. The summary.. * on an old device with a long ago installed F-Droid client the certificate error messages are very easy to miss * on a new device with the latest F-Droid client enabling the archive repo is slightly confusing and actually displaying the archived versions required switching repos in the package view of the client which was unexpected - I thought/remembered there would simply be a much longer list of package versions if the archive repo is enabled * IMHO it would be more intuitive if below the list of the packages from the active repo there would be a button or fold element to display the list of archived versions or the two lists very just separated by some line with a hint like “archived versions below” Got the package.. next will try to install the necessary certificates.

RichZ: > I was used that some time ago the F-Droid client merged the list of the archive repo into the list of the main repo? Maybe not for Android 5, see Running on old Android versions | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

I see it now - on the App page below the title I have to switch repos from F-Droid preferred to F-Droid archive and than I see all the older versions. I was used that some time ago the F-Droid client merged the list of the archive repo into the list of the main repo?

Old F-Droid Client might have it as a separate repo, which repos do you have? RichZ: > It suggests version 1.38 of the App so I thought I would use my main device to get that and copy over. Your link literally says “the latest version is 1.38, so NOT in the Archive”, it also says “version 1.38 NEEDS Android 6 or later” Then you scroll lower, see version 1.37 which needs “Android 5” and you press Download APK Right?

After trying a few things it turned out the archive repo was actually enabled but didn’t not work at all. Only thing that helped to get the old APK was Oscilloscope - F-Droid Archive Repository

Heart rate variability, looks like some proof of concept that could run inside Termux pretty good.

ArceusI: > but how can I get around that pesky sign-in limitation? I don’t think you can. The way it’s currently built causes it to use Github servers a lot to the point it constantly hits the rate limit without an account. Only two options I see are either making a throwaway github account (which is a perfectly viable thing to do but I would leave it as the last resort) Or working around the issue by just searching for apps with your browser of choice and then just adding them to obtainium for updates. Other than that. I don’t know.

Noticed recently that the CAD extension (cookies auto delete) extension does _not work at all._ It pretends to work - saying deleted this or that cookies but the cookies are still there and still accessible by the servers. A look at the GitHub page of the project… dead project. The fact has been reported a few times to Mozilla but apparently no one cares there even though it is an officially reviewed extension. Beware of the false sense of privacy.

Tried to install a spectrum analyser on an Android 5.1 device. I know Oscilloscope | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository worked well in the past on that device. Unfortunately the F-Droid client on that device can’t install it.. it says downloading but doesn’t download anything and says not installed. It suggests version 1.38 of the App so I thought I would use my main device to get that and copy over. Unfortunately .. I am too stupid to add the F-Droid archive repo to the list of repositories. I know it used to be totally easy.. and now I have tried scanning the qr code, tried to enter the URL, nothing works? Tried Where is the archive repo of f-droid.org? but don’t see the option.

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Hmm…Yeah, but, with applications getting better, wouldn’t it eventually be easier to just DIY with an application?

We know, wip GitLab ### CoMaps: remove TetheredNet AF (!30889) · Merge requests · F-Droid / Data ·... Since release 2025.12.19-11 the maps download url is customizable via a setting. Note that it allows to mirror map files only at the moment, i.e. the...

ArceusI: > But, _what if there is no PC to do it with_? In this case, you should go to someone who have it. Or go to expert recovery (pricey). I recommend to purchase at least raspberry pi with Armbian. Just for such cases.

Hi Comaps no longer need anti-feature since server is configurable: Screenshot

filip988: > is this app safe just read the source code yourself > why this app want permision to internet github.com/mirfatif/PermissionManagerX #### README.md `master` # PermissionManagerX eXtended Permission Manager for Android - view and set Manifest Permissions and AppOps <a href="https://f-droid.org/packages/com.mirfatif.permissionmanagerx"><img alt="Get it on F-Droid" src="https://fdroid.gitlab.io/artwork/badge/get-it-on.png" height="100"></a> <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mirfatif.permissionmanagerx"><img alt="Get it on Google Play" src="https://play.google.com/intl/en_us/badges/static/images/badges/en_badge_web_generic.png" height="100"></a> <a href="https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.mirfatif.permissionmanagerx"><img alt="Get it on IzzyOnDroid" src="https://gitlab.com/IzzyOnDroid/repo/-/raw/master/assets/IzzyOnDroid.png" height="100"></a> <a href="https://amzn.to/2Ij50j4"><img alt="Available at Amazon AppStore" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/33040459/98554253-56c9d600-22c2-11eb-83ba-bd24fb1263ae.png" height="100"></a> <a href="https://mirfatif.github.io/mirfatif/getpro"><img alt="Get Pro Features" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/33040459/137955720-51f667ab-ea09-4b1d-9626-0b857e5f1673.png" height="100"></a> !Github !F-Droid !IzzyOnDroid !Telegram ^{* Join Telegram support group to get instant updates and test beta releases.} ## Features Using e<b>X</b>tended <b>Permission Manager</b>, for each installed app, on single screen, you can: * View, grant or revoke manifest permissions * View AppOps permissions and choose one of multiple modes * Set your desired reference value for every changeable permission This file has been truncated. show original

github.com ### GitHub - mirfatif/PermissionManagerX: eXtended Permission Manager for Android - view,... eXtended Permission Manager for Android - view, set, watch Manifest Permissions and AppOps is this app safe or is here better alternatives? why this app want permision to internet i forced to use google play for banking app so i want remove some unnecesary permisions like nearby devices ,nfc i not even use and never will

I don’t exactly know, but it might have something to do with integration of AI into our own bodies, which would begin the creation of Humanoids (Android/Human hybrids).

GitLab ### calorimeter - add issues (95ddd311) · Commits · F-Droid / Data · GitLab Data for the main F-Droid repository at https://f-droid.org

Will ping the dev…

This somehow still didn’t satisfy me, so here’s what I noted as an end-user: * The “mini” version shows the filename, search icon and fullscreen icon (and TOC if the doc supports it) on the top bar * fullscreen button is broken * The “viewer” version doesn’t show the filename; instead, it shows a “link” button that toggles locking the view in place, and search + TOC when supported. Also, flipping between pages has an animation (slide-in) instead of immediately showing the next page. * Both versions open up the PDFs in individual Android activities, so you could have many documents open at once. Since I like to know what document I’m actually looking at, the “mini” app seems preferable.

There’s a place to sign-in, but no place to make an account.

tharpa: > What’s the purpose of the Making sure you’re not a bot! link? That’s the place you report issues with that app

What’s the purpose of the Making sure you’re not a bot! link? Yes.

Report that to https://git.justquitstudios.de/marco/calorimeter/issues i guess Did you try other apps too? F-Droid Search: calories