However, with recent Molly release v7.68.5-1, Molly-FOSS is deprecated since both versions are now unified into a fully FOSS Molly app (https://github.com/mollyim/mollyim-android/releases/tag/v7.68.5-1), with UnifiedPush support as well as FOSS Firebase/Google notification libraries. The description should be updated but still mention UnifiedPush.
In fact, recommending Molly-FOSS may be inadvisable since it is no longer updated.
This release unifies the previous Molly and Molly-FOSS apps into a single fully FOSS app. All proprietary dependencies (including the Play Services SDK) have been removed, while FCM push notifications continue to work via a fully open-source implementation. The dual build variants have been consolidated into one FOSS build.
Yes, we should correct the page to simply list Molly rather than the variants which no longer exist. You are however misunderstanding what actually happened. Molly has always used only a single package name im.molly.app which could be seamlessly updated to and from either variant to the other. Now that there is only a single unified Molly release, that is what you will get when updating, regardless of which version you previously used.
Just to confirm: I was using the FOSS repo and I don’t have to change my repo or do anything at all, correct? And the same would be true even if I were using the non-FOSS repo?
