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PixelBob 1 week ago
This raises an interesting question. My understanding is that zapstore only shows me curated apps from @Zapstore team and apps from my WoT. So how did this get in there?
I think the "fake wisp" is your github install that zapstore sees on your phone. People who do not have it installed, or only have it installed through zapstore, will not see it.
Yep this i think could be checked like "only display updates if from the same source" if an app has different forks or publishers you only get if updated your fork
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Ziggy 1 week ago
Almost fell for it.. i double checked the github acc and it was leading nowhere .. glad i didnt directly download it
I see both and both are indicated as installed, but I actually only installed the correct one because the other showed the signature mismatch I reported earlier, but @Zapstore offered it as ready for update. This is definitely unfortunate and needs to be resolved.
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capybara 1 week ago
Coming from Android. It's just that I haven't setup the FUTO keyboard properly in different users
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chrizzz 1 week ago
Ahh yes, same issue. I actually want to use the default keyboard but the one thing I'm missing the most is: moving cursor with spacebar swiping
Why I Obtanium. I can pull directly from the source I validate. Still not the best but seems better than just accepting anything that just randomly shows up in an app store. I get notified every five minutes that you've made an update. At least I know it's you, unless you pull an npm and become compromised.
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Kendy 1 week ago
Something something imitation something flattery
Correct. If you choose to install an app for the first time, you will get an "are you sure?" type of message that shows whether anyone in your web of trust follows the publisher of the app, but that doesn't show up at all for updating. It would be nice if @Zapstore showed WoT on the app information page prior to tapping "install."
No, the need for seeing WoT before updating is resolved by the fix you made today, assuming that was a general fix and didn't only apply to Wisp. I'm talking about having WoT visible on the app info page simply because people viewing that page may find the information useful. If they have never installed the app before, they might use it as part of their decision-making process, or they may just want to see if the publisher is reputable before adding the app to one of their stacks, since others might view that as their endorsement. Only having that information visible when a user hits "Install" means that users have mostly already made the decision that they're going to install the app before information that may have changed their mind is presented, and it means the information isn't visible at all for users who already have the app installed, but still may find WoT details useful for other reasons. "Oh, my buddy Derek follows this dev? He probably uses this app too so I'll reach out to see how he likes it compared to X similar app."
All indexed apps on Zapstore, by the way, are pulled from their original location so its exactly the same as Obtainium in that regard
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