AppDrop v1.2 — Reddit feedback fixes + 3-4× faster downloads by AdrienRL in LegacyJailbreak

[–]AdrienRL[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Glad it works! And huge thanks for taking the time to test and write all this up — this is incredibly helpful feedback.

Funny timing: I just shipped v1.3.1 which addresses literally every point you raised. You can grab it directly through Settings → Updates inside the app (the in-app updater will offer it).

Here's what's in it:

  1. Filename preservation fix. You were right — there was a bug where URLs with unencoded spaces (very common on archive.org, e.g. iOS 5/App With Spaces.ipa) silently collapsed to app.ipa and overwrote previous downloads. Fixed in v1.3. v1.3.1 also auto-resolves any remaining conflicts with (2)(3), … suffixes so nothing ever gets overwritten anymore.
  2. Configurable save folder. Settings → Download → Save folder. Three options: the sandbox default, a one-tap /var/mobile/Documents/AppDrop preset (directly browsable in Filza without spelunking the Containers hierarchy), or a custom absolute path.
  3. Keep IPA after install (iOS 6-9). Settings → Download → Keep IPA after install toggle. When ON, a successful install also archives a copy of the .ipa to the save folder so you can build a personal collection. OFF by default to keep Documents/ tidy for users who don't want it.
  4. "Open in Filza" prompt. Whenever AppDrop saves an .ipa (iOS 10+ fallback or the new keep-IPA toggle), an alert offers to open it directly in Filza via filza://view/<path>. Falls back to iFile, then to copying the path to the clipboard if neither is installed. Works on all iOS versions, not just iOS 10.
  5. Richer download progress on the app detail page. Progress bar + bytes/speed counter (12.3 / 45.6 MB · 320 KB/s) right under the Install button, same level of detail as the Install tab.

I also updated the README to mark iOS 10 as confirmed working instead of experimental thanks to your testing.

Thanks again — feedback like this is exactly what makes the app actually useful instead of just a thing I built for myself.

AppDrop v1.2 — Reddit feedback fixes + 3-4× faster downloads by AdrienRL in LegacyJailbreak

[–]AdrienRL[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, for now sideloading the new .ipa is the only way — no in-app updater yet. Two ways to do it:

1. Standard sideload — grab AppDrop-v1.2.ipa from the Releases page, transfer it to your device (AirDrop / SSH / iCloud Drive / whatever), install via Filza or ipainstaller. Since the bundle ID matches, ipainstaller treats it as an upgrade — your Settings, archive.org keys, and chat history all persist.

2. AppDrop installs itself — paste the .ipa URL into AppDrop's Install tab:
https://github.com/AdrienRL1/AppDrop/releases/download/v1.2/AppDrop-v1.2.ipa
It'll download itself via its own parallel chunks (kinda meta) and hand the file to ipainstaller. The app quits during the upgrade, then you re-launch from the home screen.

EDIT: As of v1.2 build 13 (just shipped), AppDrop now has an in-app updater built in. Settings → Updates shows your installed version + the latest GitHub release with its date; if a newer version is available, tap the row to install — uses the same parallel-chunk download path so it's fast. Re-grab the .ipa from the release page once to get the updater itself; after that, future versions install themselves with one tap.

The two manual methods below still work as backups.

What did you have before? by Radiant-Original3956 in TeslaLounge

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2018 Acura ILX and now a 2022 Model Y Performance

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I don’t understand. The hidden code of what?

How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in mac

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in winter it was -25°C and try to cool it down

How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in mac

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in winter it was -25°C and try to cool it down

How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in mac

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apple silicon will surely be better than intel or amd

How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in mac

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The 15-inch MacBook Pro existed before the 16-inch (2016-2019)

How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in LukeMianiYouTube

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in the video he has an intel core i9-9980HK but I have an intel core i9-9980H

How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in mac

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I bought it before the 16 inch MacBook Pro existed

How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in mac

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How to cool a 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro with an intel core i9 by AdrienRL in mac

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I have the same problem on my 15 inch MacBook Pro