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Some users are confused that the app store page shows only outdated versions, e.g. for the circles app.
For example:
Highest Nextcloud version
Nextcloud 21
This leads to the belief that enabling those apps is insecure and dangerous, but in reallity those apps are nowadays bundled with the server and always up-to-date.
Especially this is a problem for files_pdfviewer.
Solutions I can think of:
Remove bundled apps from app store
Remove and only forward to a page like "This app is bundled with the server"
Add a warning (e.g. like below)
But maybe you have other ideas?
Example for the warning:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When a plugin should still be installed from the app store on Nextcloud N but is bundled in Nextcloud N+1, and both N and N+1 are still supported, a warning would be clearer.
Once all supported versions bundle the plugin, I agree it could be hidden from the app store.
Some users are confused that the app store page shows only outdated versions, e.g. for the circles app.
For example:
This leads to the belief that enabling those apps is insecure and dangerous, but in reallity those apps are nowadays bundled with the server and always up-to-date.
Especially this is a problem for files_pdfviewer.
Solutions I can think of:
But maybe you have other ideas?
Example for the warning:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: