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Download Link in documentation point to platform homepages #512
Description
The download linked listed in the documentation currently points to the platform homepages instead of the application's specific pages.
Examples:
- GitHub ----> https://github.com
- Gitlab ----> https://gitlab.com
- F-Droid ----> https://f-droid.org
- Play Store -----> https://play.google.com
- Coolapk ----> https://coolapk.com
As a result, users are redirected to the platform homepages and must manually search for the application.
Expected behavior:
The links should point directly to the project's repository, release page, or application listing on each platform
Activity
xz-dev commentedon Jun 12, 2026
Thanks for the report.
I think there may be a misunderstanding here. The
App Sourcessection in the README is not meant to list download links for UpgradeAll itself, nor direct links to UpgradeAll's page on each platform.That section refers to the app source/platform types currently supported by UpgradeAll, such as GitHub, GitLab, F-Droid, Play Store, Coolapk, etc. In that context, linking to the platform homepages is intentional.
The actual download/install links for UpgradeAll are listed earlier in the README under Getting Started:
That said, I agree the section title or wording could be clearer. Maybe we can rename it to something like
Supported App Source Platformsor add a short note to avoid this confusion.If you have a better wording or suggestion, feel free to open a PR. Also, if I misunderstood anything, please let me know.
O-sama12 commentedon Jun 12, 2026
My Bad, I genuinely thought that those links are redirecting users (and developers) to redirect to download page of UpgradeAll, I regret the inconvenience that I caused by opening the issue.
But I'm genuinely interested in working for the project and someday I might either open an important issue (that I found in this project) or opening a PR where I fix a bug or something efficiently and effectively.
I hope that day will come soon.
With Regards
@O-sama12