I have a few apps that are installed from the Play Store but which are also available in F-Droid.
I set the ignore all updates flag for these apps in the F-Droid app to make sure they are only updated via the Play Store.
But currently there is no overview.
In the My Apps view of F-Droid (Basic) I would really like to see a differentiation between apps for which updates are ignored and apps for which updates are not ignored.
Suggestions for F-Droid 2:
Maybe add a filter option to filter out apps for which updates are ignored?
Or show the ignore all updates icon (and allow beta updates icon?) for each app in the app list(s)?
Or show an extra list containing installed apps for which updates are ignored?
Not mentioned in the discussion on gitlab:
Blocking updates in F-Droid of apps installed from a different app store (e.g. Play Store) makes ignore-all-updates in my view an essential feature and not a fringe feature. It is another reason to want to have an overview/list of apps with updates ignored.
Btw, in the “My apps” view there is a list header/title “Installed apps” but all apps mentioned in the “My apps” view are installed apps afaik, some have an issue, some are recently updated, some have updates ready to be installed, some have updates ignored etc. So a more specific list header/title like “Up-to-date apps” would be more appropriate I think.
Something else I want to mention related to apps from a different app store:
What I am missing is a warning in the App view when there is a signature mismatch, for instance “This version is signed with a different signature than the one installed on your device”
you already have that.. the apps with no issues, the apps not waiting for updates… those are “up to date”
you mean for “updates” ? you’ll see that in “apps with Issues”…
you already have that.. the apps with no issues, the apps not waiting for updates… those are “up to date”
Yup we have that but the header of those “up to date” apps now has a too generic name “Installed apps” i.s.o. a more specific name like “Up-to-date apps”.
no, there’s no need for useless info
should we name them “Up-to-date apps that have no issues” because that part is not clear either?
no…
no, there’s no need for useless info
should we name them “Up-to-date apps that have no issues” because that part is not clear either?
No, name them “Up-to-date apps that have no issues and are not recently installed”. 
And change “Recently installed” with “Recently installed with no issues”
I see your point, forget my remark.
The odd thing is, the displayed lists are not mutually exclusive. An app can be part of more than one list, for example an app can be recently installed and have issues, but it is always shown only in one list, the list with the highest precedence? In which list should an app be shown that has issues and updates?
I see the message is hidden under version
there’s no issue to show, right?
else, when beta4 hits F-Droid you’ll see a notice BECAUSE an update with a different signature IS WAITING
for now… there’s nothing to show 
you can test this, if you don’t have organicmaps, install this APK: https://github.com/organicmaps/organicmaps/releases/download/2024.01.09-5-android/OrganicMaps-24010905-web-release.apk
it’s an app that has an update… from F-Droid… but ours has a different signature
it should appear in Issues…
does this make sense?
There is indeed no issue to show in the My apps view. All apps I installed from another source are newer than the version from F-Droid.
I already have the latest F-Droid version of OrganicMaps installed so I won’t install the APK, for test purposes, I believe you.
