Allow unofficial URL with a warning instead of blocking it about snapdrop-android HOT 15 CLOSED

Maybe look für x-peers that would be more specific/essential?

Done in 7aca1c8.

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maybe @fm-sys can just share how the verification works, than you can just fix your insatnce, maybe add that to a FAQ in the readme?

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This is the current instance check:

    Document doc = Jsoup.connect(newValue).get();
    assert doc != null;
    
    if (doc.selectFirst(".icon-button[href=\"#about\"]") != null && doc.selectFirst("#about>x-background") != null) {
        // website seems to be similar to snapdrop... The check could be improved of course.
    } 

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Maybe look for x-peers that would be more specific/essential?

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Awesome! Does that work for your instance @Boerny41 ?

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@Boerny41 you can test this apk if you like:

snapdrop_for_testing.zip

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I've just tried the test apk but it still won't allow me to enter my own URL. To be honest, I didn't really understand what you and ueen were talking about before, so is there anything else I should have done besides installing the apk?

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Sorry, clicked the wrong button, didn't mean to close.

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This app requires some elements inside the html. If they do not exist, the app won't let you choose the URL. Have you entered the URL with http/https?

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Yes, I entered "https://MyURL.de". Next I get a message saying something similar to "This doesn't seem to be a snapdrop instance".

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Could you share your url maybe? So we can have a look :)

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If you don't want to make your URL public, you could also send a mail to snapdrop-android[at]googlegroups.com

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I was just adding a new nginx proxy entry to share here when I noticed that my snapdrop instance was using authelia. After creating a new proxy entry without authelia it works fine with the application. 👍

Would it be possible to somehow use instances protected by authelia in the app? I have no idea how hard it is to implement something like this, so I don't know if I'm asking for far too much, but it would be pretty cool, allowing you to share with devices that are not on the same network.

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Would it be possible to somehow use instances protected by authelia in the app?

Probably this would be manageable. However there are dozens of snapdrop instances, and if everyone has some extra wishes we'll get a hard time maintaining this app.

But feel free to fork this repo :)

This app is basically just a webview, so maybe it's enough to change that line to baseURL = "your_url"

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it would be pretty cool, allowing you to share with devices that are not on the same network.

https://pairdrop.net/ is going that, maybe you could just run an instance of that/ (fork of snapdrop)
https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/pairdrop

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