fdroid-firefox VS wiki

This unofficial repo https://gitlab.com/rfc2822/fdroid-firefox add to f droid also but I did not know that works fine.

Since I added this repo.

F-Droid is for app delivery in general. Only apps from the official f-droid repository are guaranteed FOSS. Third party repos can provide any app they'd like, even proprietary ones. The (unofficial Firefox)[https://gitlab.com/rfc2822/fdroid-firefox] repo for example provides Spotify even though it is not FOSS. If you just have it for Firefox, a FOSS fork is also available in the official F-Droid repo, but under the name "Fennec".

I recently stumbled upon this project https://gitlab.com/rfc2822/fdroid-firefox. It's very handy. It automatically downloads APKs from Github or release pages and publishes an F-Droid repository on Gitlab Pages.

SMS: QKSMS or Signal (also on FD via the Unofficial Mozilla repo)

There's a repo who provide updates for FF: https://gitlab.com/rfc2822/fdroid-firefox

For those who want the F-Droid repo, hold the instructions.

I don't know about Aurora, but there is this gitlab repo which clones spotify app, among others, for use in fdroid

It is on f-droid but you need to add a repository: https://gitlab.com/rfc2822/fdroid-firefox#firefox-f-droid-repo-unofficial . alternatively install the apk from signal: https://signal.org/android/apk/ as it self-updates

See F-Droid's contributing doc for more details. Templates for the contents of this file can be found here. Additional details on each metadata field's meaning and use can be found on their metadata reference page here. Here is what my metadata file looked like:

F-droid is very safe, just make sure to use trusted repositories because apps have to be accepted before they even get to F-droid that way. They have a list of trusted repositories found on GitLab.

here is a list of most known Repositories

I personally use Fennec FDroid. Its Firefox Nightly with removed telemetry, as far as I understood. - In this post you can find an explanation on how to get important desktop addons (NoScript, Ninja Cookie, CanvasBlocker, ...) to your android Firefox browser with a little hack. - You can also harden mobile Firefox through the about:config. There will come a dedicated post to the available options, but Mozillas Site already provides a good list of settings (not all are there on mobile). - I highly recommend privacy.firstparty.isolate = true, as its the exchange for container addons (isolates every site making them obsolete)