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F-Droid inclusion #12

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shuvashish76 opened this issue May 28, 2023 · 3 comments
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F-Droid inclusion #12

shuvashish76 opened this issue May 28, 2023 · 3 comments

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@shuvashish76
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Would you consider publishing this app on F-Droid please?

According to Izzy scanner report :

Offending libs:
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* Play Install Referrer Library (/com/android/installreferrer): NonFreeDep,NonFreeNet,Tracking
* Android Market (/com/google/android/finsky): NonFreeNet
* Google Mobile Services (/com/google/android/gms): NonFreeDep
* Firebase (/com/google/firebase): NonFreeNet,NonFreeDep
* Sentry SDK for Java (/io/sentry): Tracking

5 offenders.

As Izzy pointed out there, any possibility of keeping FOSS flavour without these libraries for F-Droid?

@pimterry
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Hi @shuvashish76 - sure, I'd happily welcome PRs to support this if you're interested in that.

That said, I should note that this app isn't primarily distributed via the Play store anyway. In most cases, it's used the the ADB activation option in HTTP Toolkit, which directly installs the app via ADB itself. I agree it might be nice to have it explicitly available via F-Droid too, but you can use this app on devices without the Play store anyway.

@shuvashish76
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Sorry, I can't help since I'm not a dev. :(
But F-Droid maintainers will take care the publishing part if you could provide the FOSS flavour.

@pimterry
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Ok - I'll keep this open, but I'm not going to have time to do this myself I'm afraid.

If anybody is sufficiently interested to implement this, I'll happily review & merge a PR for the changes required but I'm afraid it's not a priority for me. From my POV and I think for most HTTP Toolkit users, it wouldn't add very much value because - as above - the app isn't generally distributed via app stores at all, so alt stores aren't really useful. If you or anybody else would get value from this though, enough that you're interested in implementing it, go for it! Happy to answer questions about the preferred approach or discuss any questions in that case, just reply here.

For anybody who is interested in this, you might also be interested in just downloading the APKs directly. You can do that here: https://github.com/httptoolkit/httptoolkit-android/releases/latest

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