List of all F-Droid clients

[Tobias_Groza]

We would like to check whether our app was installed via any kind of F-Droid client or just by downloading the APK from our website. For this reason, we need a list of all F-Droid clients. So far, I have found:

• Aurora Droid (com.aurora.adroid)
• Foxy Droid (nya.kitsunyan.foxydroid)
• F-Droid (org.fdroid.fdroid)
• F-Droid Classic (eu.bubu1.fdroidclassic)
• G-Droid (org.gdroid.gdroid)
• M-Droid (com.mdroid)

Are there more clients?

[justsomeguy]

There’s also APK downloads from f-droid site.

This list may be helpful too:

Why so many F-Droid clients?

not sure whether it helps. Some links, some tables: F-Droid ______________________ The app store that respects freedom and privacy G-Droid ______________________ An alternative client app to browse the F-Droid repository org.fdroid.fdroid.privileged.o Services to allow F-Droid to securely install and update app Foxy Droid ___________________ Yet another F-Droid client ApkTrack _____________________ Check for updates on PlayStore and other sources Aurora Droid _________________ An alterna…

[Izzy]

According to my app listings: F-Droid Clients – yes, that seem to be all.

[mondstern]

@Tobias_Groza

Foxy Droid

There is another fork of the Foxy Droid, called FOSS Store.

I don’t know what’s supposed to be different there, except that it’s green instead of blue.

MyOS-Android/my.android.fossstore

[k3b]

https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/app.skydroid : This is an android app-store that can also use some f-droid repositories through an adapter. See https://github.com/redsolver/skydroid-fdroid-bridge/issues/2#issuecomment-778611375 for supported repositories

[mondstern]

With SkyDroid, however, all the F-Droid package sources cannot simply be added.