Love it

From what I understand, that is not totally true. Basic does target the newer Android versions, but from what I understand, they are bringing the main client up to date as well. I’m using the main client at the moment, and it used to target 25, and now it’s targeting 29. It’s obviously still not the newest, but it has increased quite a bit, and I think it will continue to do so.

Not mine since i dont have play services. I have never gotten an email notif from them since 2019 other than failed to send which is local

Okay, that’s good to know. Thanks.

Thx

Fossify notes

I love it.

That’s where I got it from. Thanks for the link.

Love it

RHVoice. I am blind and rely on the TalkBack screen reader a lot and this is the synthesizer I use.

Don’t let the weight of the relationship settle on your shoulders.

Oh, I see your point. But generally, I tend to trust the developer isn’t going to put out a binary that is different from the source code they publish. My chain of trust would be, fdroid, being the best, the developer, binary directly, being second, and open source, and then something like Google Play with closed source crapware.

From what I understand Izzy takes the builds directly from the applications git repository.

Fossify Contacts (Manage your contacts privately and efficiently with vCard support) https://f-droid.org/packages/org.fossify.contacts/

Edit: Oh, interesting. That link throws a 404. But it shows as being available via IzzyOnDroid.

I thought i saw fossify contacts was released too

So bad. Lol

Install fdroid basic, droidify, etc and use that to update apps. Your old apps will require one manual update to tell the system that the new client is handling the updates but after that the app will start auto updating. So its a pain but could be worse

I assume fossify will release their versions of those soon enough. I believe fdroid disabled updates to the simple apps to avoid anything being added that isnt open source so they should be fine untill the fossify replacements are ready