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M-Droid

SkyzohKey · com.mdroid

0.0 1,743 1,743 v5.4 8.5 MB SDK 16+ PEGI-12 · Low Maturity

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UpdatedOct 29, 2024
PublishedAug 18, 2019
Packagecom.mdroid
MD56469cae33d786c5ea8bc413fd3de0aab
SHA1 (signer)27:C3:76:E4:80:DD:59:B7:BC:98:22:C5:42:D5:D3:83:61:AD:B0:E1
Signed byCN=SkyzohKey, OU=SkyzohLabs, O=SkyzohLabs, L=Belgium, ST=Belgium, C=BE
Architecturesx86, armeabi-v7a
Malware scanUNKNOWN

Description

Introducing MDroid, a new F-Droid client that aims to bring back Material Design to the FOSS App Store. It tries to follow the Material specs as much as possible and I’m spending my days refactoring the code again and again in order to get the best performances possible.

MDroid is a sort of F-Droid clone, it’s the same but it’s totally different.

Let me explain. You can fetch repositories, as F-Droid. You can browse apps and categories, as F-Droid.

Where is MDroid totally different then, may you ask?

MDroid is different because it’s built using React Native, a pretty cool framework I felt in love recently, as it allows me to get more work done faster, with cool features such as livehot reloading, redux, etc.

It’s a cool tech that allows to iterate faster.

MDroid currently lets you browse apps’ categories, view app’s details, installuninstalllaunch an app, manage your F-Droid repositories, search for your apps thanks to the blazing fast search screen. See related apps, and apps from the same author (or the same category). And much more.

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M-Droid requests the following Android permissions:

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