Tested: RedirectTest and I18nTest pass, as does NetTest (TLS to the real Nextcloud, self-signed pin, CalDAV discovery over Radicale). CoreTest has 1 failure (recurrence with EXDATE), the same on main, so it predates this change. Not yet on the emulator or the phone.
Same approach as the iPod ports (which bundle BearSSL): Android 2.3 only speaks TLS 1.0, so the app now carries Minamp's own HTTP/TLS client — Bouncy Castle TLS 1.2, Mozilla's root certificates (assets/roots), keep-alive and session resumption — and connects to the normal https:// address directly, at home and away. No bridge or legacy port needed.
The client lives in net/ (shared copy of Minamp's Http/CertVerifier, plus pinning for self-signed servers). Network threads get 256 KB stacks: the handshake overflows Android 2.x's default ones.
Renamed to Calendar Lite (was GingerCal): label, texts, User-Agent, PRODID, APK name. New launcher icon from the icon pack (ldpi–xhdpi, master in art/), and reminders now use a white calendar glyph in the status bar (stat_notify) instead of the system's colour alarm clock. Package name, database and signing key are unchanged, so it installs over GingerCal and keeps its data.
Use the normal Nextcloud `https://` address directly from the phone.
- `NetHttp` replaces the Apache HttpClient transport (any method: PROPFIND/REPORT/PUT/DELETE), keep-alive
- http:// → https:// redirects on the same host are followed; redirects to another host are still refused (password protection)
- bridge wording replaced (Galician/English), README updated; `NetTest` replaces `BridgeTest`
**Tested:** RedirectTest and I18nTest pass, as does NetTest (TLS to the real Nextcloud, self-signed pin, CalDAV discovery over Radicale). CoreTest has 1 failure (recurrence with EXDATE), the same on `main`, so it predates this change. Not yet on the emulator or the phone.
Same approach as the iPod ports (which bundle BearSSL): Android 2.3 only speaks TLS 1.0, so the app now carries Minamp's own HTTP/TLS client — Bouncy Castle TLS 1.2, Mozilla's root certificates (`assets/roots`), keep-alive and session resumption — and connects to the normal `https://` address directly, at home and away. No bridge or legacy port needed.
The client lives in `net/` (shared copy of Minamp's `Http`/`CertVerifier`, plus pinning for self-signed servers). Network threads get 256 KB stacks: the handshake overflows Android 2.x's default ones.
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**Renamed to Calendar Lite** (was GingerCal): label, texts, User-Agent, PRODID, APK name. New launcher icon from the icon pack (ldpi–xhdpi, master in `art/`), and reminders now use a white calendar glyph in the status bar (`stat_notify`) instead of the system's colour alarm clock. Package name, database and signing key are unchanged, so it installs over GingerCal and keeps its data.
CalDAV now goes through Minamp's own HTTP/TLS client (Bouncy Castle TLS 1.2, Mozilla
roots, keep-alive) instead of Apache HttpClient on Android 2.3's TLS 1.0, as the iPod
version does with BearSSL. The phone reaches the normal https:// Nextcloud address at
home and away; a pinned self-signed server or the old bridge still works.
- NetHttp transport; requests run on big-stack threads (the handshake overflows
AsyncTask/IntentService stacks on Android 2.x)
- http:// -> https:// redirects on the same host are followed; other hosts still refused
- bridge wording replaced in Galician and English; README updated
- NetTest (TLS + CalDAV discovery through the new transport) replaces BridgeTest
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Renames the app (label, texts, User-Agent, PRODID, APK) and uses the new launcher icon pack
(ldpi to xhdpi, master in art/) instead of drawing one at build time. Reminders show a white
calendar glyph in the status bar (stat_notify, 18-48 px) instead of the system's colour
alarm clock, which didn't fit the Gingerbread bar. The package name, database and signing key
stay, so it installs over GingerCal and keeps its data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
xocko
changed title from GingerCal 1.4: bundled TLS 1.2, no bridge needed to Calendar Lite 1.5: bundled TLS 1.2, renamed from GingerCal, new icons2026-10-19 14:58:27 +00:00
They came from the phone's locale, so a phone set to Spanish showed "Octubre 2026" with an
English interface (and I18nTest failed on any machine not set to English).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
xocko
changed title from Calendar Lite 1.5: bundled TLS 1.2, renamed from GingerCal, new icons to Calendar Lite 1.6: bundled TLS 1.2, renamed from GingerCal, new icons, English months2026-10-19 17:11:35 +00:00
xocko
merged commit a625e20a56 into main2026-10-19 17:11:39 +00:00
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Use the normal Nextcloud
https://address directly from the phone.NetHttpreplaces the Apache HttpClient transport (any method: PROPFIND/REPORT/PUT/DELETE), keep-aliveNetTestreplacesBridgeTestTested: RedirectTest and I18nTest pass, as does NetTest (TLS to the real Nextcloud, self-signed pin, CalDAV discovery over Radicale). CoreTest has 1 failure (recurrence with EXDATE), the same on
main, so it predates this change. Not yet on the emulator or the phone.Same approach as the iPod ports (which bundle BearSSL): Android 2.3 only speaks TLS 1.0, so the app now carries Minamp's own HTTP/TLS client — Bouncy Castle TLS 1.2, Mozilla's root certificates (
assets/roots), keep-alive and session resumption — and connects to the normalhttps://address directly, at home and away. No bridge or legacy port needed.The client lives in
net/(shared copy of Minamp'sHttp/CertVerifier, plus pinning for self-signed servers). Network threads get 256 KB stacks: the handshake overflows Android 2.x's default ones.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Renamed to Calendar Lite (was GingerCal): label, texts, User-Agent, PRODID, APK name. New launcher icon from the icon pack (ldpi–xhdpi, master in
art/), and reminders now use a white calendar glyph in the status bar (stat_notify) instead of the system's colour alarm clock. Package name, database and signing key are unchanged, so it installs over GingerCal and keeps its data.GingerCal 1.4: bundled TLS 1.2, no bridge neededto Calendar Lite 1.5: bundled TLS 1.2, renamed from GingerCal, new iconsCalendar Lite 1.5: bundled TLS 1.2, renamed from GingerCal, new iconsto Calendar Lite 1.6: bundled TLS 1.2, renamed from GingerCal, new icons, English months