Phone is Moto G Stylus with Android 13. Whenever I launch the built in photos app, it now gives me a nag screen to download a version upgrade. When I click “upgrade”, nothing happens. It’s conceivable that I have network permission disabled for the app. I better check.
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Is this a familiar thing? How do I make it stop, either by installing the upgrade or by shutting off the nag screen?
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Is there a FOSS photo viewer that anyone recommends instead, that I can install from F-droid? I’m reasonably satisfied with the UI of the Google one. It allows sharing photos, moving them into subfolders, seeing the metadata, and some minor editing, all of which are useful. I don’t care in the slightest about cloud sync or google drive so it’s ok if the replacement app doesn’t have those.
Thanks!
@solrize
I strongly propose
f-droid.org/de/packages/decker…
Thanks, thanks looks interesting and I might give it a try. I’ve already gotten a little bit used to fossify gallery though.
@solrize
What I like most, is the support of Album, Title and Tags this in a really good Design.