![]() ![]() ![]() We understand this concern and knew some people wouldn't be happy with our decision, but we're not going to open source. Whoever reads this, please consider starring it. Really hate that each website/app/service decides on some random standard of its own. Please open source this format or document it, or at least give users the choice on the website to download a zip file of the APK files, just like SAI app allows to handle, so that users could always choose which app to handle split-apk files.ĮDIT: requested from Google to make an official standard, here. If there is an app that offers it (SAI) and even websites that do it (such as APKpure), why should the beloved APK mirror website not have it? It would be a shame going from something that worked for all, to something that requires an app. Going to APK mirror website, downloading single APK files was free for all and users could use the APK file right away. I expected APK mirror to lead on this and create something that everyone would follow. There are already too many of those standards, and APK mirror is very popular. It's not nice to create a split APK file format that nobody else can use. I can't get inside of it and do anything with its content (example is delete what's not needed to have just what I need, or have a mod of it, etc.) on the PC, let alone on Android.Īnd, as opposed to SAI, this app isn't open sourced so nobody can see how to handle this file. Not only that, but it's not a known zipped/compressed file. ![]() However, I noticed that it requires APKM file, which doesn't seem like a standard any app can use. I just noticed that the APK-mirror app was published: ![]()
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