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If you want to update all your F-Droid apps at once on a non-rooted Android, you need to go through all of them one by one. Basically: click upgrade, click "Ins
by Krssst 5y ago
If you want to update all your F-Droid apps at once on a non-rooted Android, you need to go through all of them one by one. Basically: click upgrade, click "Install", wait for Android to do its stuff, do the same for the next app. It is extremely impractical and most of the apps I installed from F-Droid are severely out of date because of this Android restriction.
Fortunately F-Droid has an "Upgrade all" button which will download all the APKs in the background, but the click&wait loop sequence cannot be avoided.
- encryptluks2 5y agoNot that this is perfect either but if you know how to grab the APKs and developer mode is enabled, you can script the installs using adb from a computer. I agree there is room for improvement to help make this process more seamless, but it still much more flexible than what is being offered by Apple.
- corty 5y agoJust root your device. root is needed anyways e.g. for proper backups.
- tehlike 5y agoPrevents mass adoption, gives competitors really big hurdle to get over.