Hello. I did update the Switch with the latest atmosphere but can't get anymore on the homebrew store. Receive an error message that tells me to close the Switch. Did update it with atmosphere and hekate found in the store. Someone know what can be the problem?
Is there a way to display all installed apps? I want to be able to see what I have installed to check for updates.
So it will just show up in "featured" or whatever the default section is at the top?
So even with an ethernet adapter I still can't connect. Would there be a reason everything else works but homebrew store "won't connect to the internet"? Tried reinstalling homebrew app. Just wheel of death at the beginning and then says it can't connect.
Last edited by MasterTurkey,
I'm trying to collect information to better understand how people use HB App Store and would appreciate anyone who has used it taking the time to fill out this survey, and also propagating it to other homebrew circles if applicable: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdLxL-MhFQFQ4nJbknLkLMrZSlU036bGdPJvWY7YAueS-tU0g/viewform
Thank you everyone for all the years of using this tool, and I hope that it has provided value to you.
Thank you everyone for all the years of using this tool, and I hope that it has provided value to you.
It can't. It tracks only the apps you installed through the store itself.
Best practise is to remove your desired app and then find and reinstall it via app store.
We have a new web feature: detailed app download stats!
You can now visit the Statistics page on the Web UI: https://apps.fortheusers.org/stats for a detailed day-by-day breakdown of our web and app downloads from users of the App Store.
This can be accessed either from the sidebar, or by clicking on a specific app and choosing "View Details", and allows for pretty graphs like the one below:
Specific graphs can also be linked by copying the URL if you see something interesting: https://apps.fortheusers.org/stats?...-shell&time=1598646196506:1599855796506:false
The range can be adjusted along the bottom, and new apps can be added or removed at the top of the page. We hope that this feature is a good resource for developers to gauge interest and track trends with how their apps are downloaded. It may also be useful as a tool to see what other people are interested in.
With these changes, the download counts within the app are also finally fixed as well. We're hoping to continue working on more transparent features like this so that developers don't view HBAS as such a black box, and can instead see it as a useful platform to showcase their app on.
If you are a developer, you are likely also interested in seeing your Github Releases download stats and adding them to the HBAS numbers. One website to view Github downloads on is here: https://somsubhra.com/github-release-stats/
Source code for our web frontend is available here under the GPLv3 license: https://gitlab.com/4TU/hbas-frontend
You can now visit the Statistics page on the Web UI: https://apps.fortheusers.org/stats for a detailed day-by-day breakdown of our web and app downloads from users of the App Store.
This can be accessed either from the sidebar, or by clicking on a specific app and choosing "View Details", and allows for pretty graphs like the one below:
Specific graphs can also be linked by copying the URL if you see something interesting: https://apps.fortheusers.org/stats?...-shell&time=1598646196506:1599855796506:false
The range can be adjusted along the bottom, and new apps can be added or removed at the top of the page. We hope that this feature is a good resource for developers to gauge interest and track trends with how their apps are downloaded. It may also be useful as a tool to see what other people are interested in.
With these changes, the download counts within the app are also finally fixed as well. We're hoping to continue working on more transparent features like this so that developers don't view HBAS as such a black box, and can instead see it as a useful platform to showcase their app on.
If you are a developer, you are likely also interested in seeing your Github Releases download stats and adding them to the HBAS numbers. One website to view Github downloads on is here: https://somsubhra.com/github-release-stats/
Source code for our web frontend is available here under the GPLv3 license: https://gitlab.com/4TU/hbas-frontend
Last edited by vgmoose,
If you mean homebrew games: Sure.
Pirated commercial games: Of course not.
This is not the HBG Shop / JITS.
It is the best so stop complaining or download them on your PC and use Awoo or consider buying your games.
Edit: Also wtf. I already quoted u one post ago to tell u this thread has nothing to do with hbg/jits/piracyshit at all so go for the hbg thread instead and keep this one here clean.
Last edited by lordelan,
Does anyone know what happened to the 4TU switch homebrew appstore? After a recent submission of mine didn't get accepted, I checked the app list and noticed that the last update is from 12/06/2021, more than one month ago.
OP has to add all submissions manually, and he says on discord that he's been really busy. Hopefully he'll get to it soon.
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