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F-Droid goes way off the deep end on other issues, though. For instance, most RSS readers get the "non-free network services" warning because you can use them t
by duskwuff 1y ago
F-Droid goes way off the deep end on other issues, though. For instance, most RSS readers get the "non-free network services" warning because you can use them to follow RSS feeds on any web site, including ones whose software isn't open-source.
- akimbostrawman 1y agoDo you have an example? Because of the 10 RSS reader I just checked only a couple have that warning. It's also not about being able to add non free sites (if so all browser would have that warning) but that they come by default with them. https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Anti-Features/#NonFreeNet https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Anti-Features/#NonFreeNet "apps that promote or depend entirely on a proprietary network service."
- rpdillon 1y agoThat's not accurate. Feeder is the only RSS app that has a warning like that, and it's because it talks back to feeder-sync.nononsenseapps.com.