Another day, another good app dies.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
I literally use this thing for daily syncing. And that alternative is similar to Firefox forks as far as I see. No Firefox means no forks.
This project is a lot smaller and has way less moving parts, so I could be wrong.
I HOPE I AM WRONG! 
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Not explicitly stated but it does seem that it’ll keep running independently of the upstream project.
The github page has a section specifically for people switching over.
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That’s promising. Thanks. Will certainly look into it.
I loved it. As described here, the conversion should be quite easy. Create a backup in the old syncthing and then import it back into syncthing-fork
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Installed syncthing-fork via Obtanium, imported backup files. Works on my side
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I’ll wait a bit. No real rush.
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Well, I managed to install Syncthing-Fork from Google Play Store just before it was pulled from there.
Probably in vain, since it won’t receive updates through that channel.
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I’ve been using Syncthing-Fork from F-Droid for a long time. No issues.
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Syncthing for Android fell out of the Google Play store a while ago.
This is a setback for my sneakernet moving files between devices.
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Same here, works as before 
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Me too, I have been using Syncthing-Fork from F-Droid for years now. Originally I chose it because they had added extra features and fixes the “regular” version doesn’t have.
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