New app: OnionDrop (de.dennysubke.oniondrop.standalone)

Required

• The app complies with the inclusion criteria.

• The original app author has been notified and does not oppose the inclusion.

  • I am the upstream developer and author of OnionDrop.

• All related fdroiddata and RFP issues have been referenced in this merge request.

  • There are no existing related fdroiddata or RFP issues.

• Builds with fdroid build and all pipelines pass.

  • The upstream Android release build, Android lint, core tests, localized HTTP/transfer tests, JavaScript upload checks, translation checks and emulator end-to-end Tor transfer test pass. The F-Droid pipeline for version 1.0.2 (10002) passes all nine jobs: https://gitlab.com/dennysubke/fdroiddata/-/pipelines/2927681054

• There is an issue tracker and a way to contact the author.

  • Issue tracker: https://github.com/dennysubke/oniondrop/issues
  • Upstream developer: https://github.com/dennysubke

Strongly Recommended

• The upstream app source code repository contains the app metadata in Fastlane folder structure.

  • https://github.com/dennysubke/oniondrop/tree/v1.0.2/fastlane/metadata/android

• Releases are tagged and auto update is enabled.

  • Release tag: https://github.com/dennysubke/oniondrop/releases/tag/v1.0.2
  • The metadata uses AutoUpdateMode: Version and checks stable vX.Y.Z tags.

Suggested

• External repositories are added as git submodules instead of srclibs.

  • Guardian Project tor-android and its native dependencies are pinned through recursive Git submodules.

• Enable Reproducible Builds.

  • No, I don't want this for the initial release. This submission uses F-Droid's standard source-build and signing workflow. Reproducible developer-signature verification has not been established.

• Multiple APKs for native code.

  • Not required for the initial release. The universal APK is approximately 7 MB and supports arm64-v8a and x86_64.