It’s asking where to extract the zip file to now. What do I do here? We need step by step instructions more detailed because I’m getting stuck before it’s even installed.
Update… I had to upload or save the file to my Google drive and then when I clicked on the APK file it asked what to open with, this time giving APK installer as an option. I used that and it installed
To ‘try’ this on my iPhone, I would have to replace the real version . That would mean that any problems encountered can’t be remedied by going back to the original, working version. I guess I’ll wait for the full release.
I have an iPhone. There’s really no going back to previous apps . You can say it’s better but it’s a Beta. There are problems by definition. Should have given it a different name
Agree, these instructions (for Android) are insufficient. Besides not being able to open the APK file (phone keeps asking me what to open it with) it also kept loading the Play Store listing for a completely unrelated app (Booksy Biz). Forget it. Like another user I will wait for an actual release vs. trying to make this sketchy beta work.
If we uninstall the existing app, won’t we lose all of our stored users, codes, photos, and such that we’ve set up? I’d love to try the beta but really don’t want to enter that all over again.
@Morrison
I just installed, and it appears to reference the default storage locations and kept my users, logs, and all settings on Android. It also either defaulted to dark or recognized my dark theme setting and applied to the app. Looks great!
@Michael3 thanks for the info. I’d hope it behaves the same on iOS, but I know data management is completely different there. Hopefully someone can chime in how it behaves there as well. Thanks again!
This is completely incorrect. Please don’t spread incorrect information. If someone wants to remove the beta, all they have to do is remove the app from Test Flight, and then they can go back to the current release version on the AppStore. I do it all the time with multiple apps because I do a lot of beta testing.
@Morrison I just tested this on my iPhone with iOS 16.1. I downloaded the beta, logged in and all my users and finger prints were there. I then removed the app from Test Flight and deleted it off my phone and then downloaded the current release from the App Store. When I logged in, all my users and fingerprints were still there.
. You can say it’s better but it’s a Beta. There are problems by definition. Should have given it a different name