Posts about the pay-what-you-can app store from elementary
We’re back with your monthly report on updates to elementary OS 6! It was another incredibly eventful month as we continued fixing reported issues…
There’s a new update for the always-incognito web browser for elementary OS! Ephemeral 7.1 integrates even better into your workflow by introducing a new…
It’s been nearly two years since I first released Ephemeral—the always-incognito web browser for elementary OS—on AppCenter. In that time, I’ve added zoom, a…
While we ended up postponing the in-person AppCenter for Everyone sprint due to concerns around COVID-19, we did still get together remotely to get…
Today marks the end of the AppCenter for Everyone crowdfunding campaign. We’re happy to report that we hit over 190% of our original goal,…
If you’ve been looking for a great task management app, look no further: Planner by Alain is the one. It’s also by far one…
Today I’m happy to announce the latest release of the private-by-default browser for elementary OS. Ephemeral 5 brought some useful new features, and 5.1…
Image from Flatpak.org After several years(!) of observing, exploring, and engaging with various newer packaging formats, we’re excited to announce that elementary will be…
In case you’ve missed it, I’ve been actively developing Ephemeral, the always-incognito web browser, for elementary OS. My vision for version 1.0 was simple:…
In July, we revealed a brand new experience for sharing AppCenter URLs, powered by a new AppCenter website. It’s now been running smoothly for…
Ever since Firefox Focus landed on Android, I’ve been a fan. It’s an interesting idea of making privacy a habit by default instead of…
elementary uses Unsplash as a source for many of our wallpapers, and now there’s a native app here to let you easily browse and…
It’s been a while since we did an AppCenter Spotlight due to the massive Juno release and subsequent updates, but today we’re back with…
Today, apps submitted to AppCenter are required to provide Open Age Ratings Service (OARS) data along with their code and other metadata. While app…
Minder with map properties, including layouts and themes Sometimes an app comes out of seemingly nowhere to fill a need and impress, and that’s…
Over the past several weeks I’ve been working on a revamped appcenter.elementary.io. Today I’m happy to announce its official debut! In the past, this…
It hasn’t been long since we featured an app by Bleak Grey, but he’s back at it. This month we’re taking a look at…
Transporter by Bleak Grey is pure magic. Based on a technology called Magic Wormhole (yes, really), it makes sharing a file across the room…
On elementary OS? Hit the button to get Web Watcher. Web Watcher by KJ Lawrence is a native app that aims to replace third-party…
On elementary OS? Hit the button to get quickDocs. quickDocs is a lightweight reader for developer documentation, made by Matt Harris. I chatted with…
This past weekend, I realized I was opening a web browser to do something a native app could do better: referencing and copy-pasting colors….
On elementary OS? Hit the button to get Color Picker. It might look simple, but Color Picker by Ronny Dobra is a well-designed utility…
Artem Anufrij has become a sort of legend of AppCenter: he’s published ten apps (more than any other single developer so far), written a…
Sometimes you want a simple utility that just does one thing really well. For lossless image compression, Image Optimizer by Gijs Goudzwaard delivers in…
We’ve been hard at work to refresh the categories on the AppCenter home page. This refresh includes some new categories plus some changes to…