GitHub

GitHub

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About this app

There’s a lot you can do on GitHub that doesn’t require a complex development environment – like sharing feedback on a design discussion, or reviewing a few lines of code. GitHub for Android lets you move work forward wherever you are. Stay in touch with your team, triage issues, and even merge, right from the app. We’re making these tasks easy for you to perform, no matter where you work, with a beautifully native experience.

You can use GitHub for Android to:

• Browse your latest notifications
• Read, react, and reply to Issues and Pull Requests
• Review and merge Pull Requests
• Organize Issues with labels, assignees, projects, and more
• Browse your files and code

Ratings and reviews

Many features are missing so you have to use the website anyway. BUT if I try to open a github link it insists that I need the app for that. Instantly it realises it doesn't support the link and gives me a choice of browsers to open it in. Unfortunately none of these browsers are my default browser with my authentication etc. It was much easier to just uninstall. The frustration and lack of features massively outweighs any possible advantages. Notifications maybe? I don't know.

I've used it for a year or two, but I'm uninstalling now because it's still an extremely frustrating experience compared to the Mobile web or even the "Desktop site" in Chrome. Missing functionality, buttons, cannot share code, deeplink, highlight lines, navigate easily. Oftentimes I got stuck in the app, with the back not putting me back to where I was. Automatic capturing of GitHub links means that I can't escape the app even in situations I know can't use it. Please make the app open-source!

Very barebones, and just dissimilar enough from the website to make it kinda frustrating to use for more than quick comment replies, when they can actually be made from your phone in the first place. Otherwise, it is at least a bit less heavy than the website, but it can _still_ bring my S24 Ultra to its knees on long issue threads, big PRs, or large code files. Navigation is also less than ideal. Basically, it feels like a good effort, but beta quality at best.

What’s new

- Improved screen reader support, larger/touch-friendly navigation elements, and enhanced accessibility semantics for banners, onboarding, and input fields.
- Fix for multi-line issue and PR titles with large font size.