Summary
The README.md currently only describes how to manually build RcloneBrowser from source using a local toolchain (Qt, CMake, Visual Studio / GCC).
However, many users just want to download the latest compiled binaries for their platform without setting up a full local build environment.
Problem
When visiting the repository, most users naturally click on the "Latest Release" tag on the right sidebar (currently showing Rclone Browser 2.0.0 Beta, which is ~3 years old). They might miss the fact that actively maintained, up-to-date binaries are automatically built with every update via GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/build.yml).
Proposed Solution / Suggestion
It would be very helpful to add a short section or note to the top/download section of README.md pointing users to:
- GitHub Releases: Mentioning that modern build releases (generated via GitHub Actions) are available under the Releases page (e.g., tags like
release-XXXXXXX).
- Fork / Action Builds: Briefly explaining that users can also fork the repo and build/download binaries directly via GitHub Actions (
Actions tab) without a local compiler setup.
Thanks for your continuous work on keeping RcloneBrowser updated!
Summary
The
README.mdcurrently only describes how to manually build RcloneBrowser from source using a local toolchain (Qt, CMake, Visual Studio / GCC).However, many users just want to download the latest compiled binaries for their platform without setting up a full local build environment.
Problem
When visiting the repository, most users naturally click on the "Latest Release" tag on the right sidebar (currently showing
Rclone Browser 2.0.0 Beta, which is ~3 years old). They might miss the fact that actively maintained, up-to-date binaries are automatically built with every update via GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/build.yml).Proposed Solution / Suggestion
It would be very helpful to add a short section or note to the top/download section of
README.mdpointing users to:release-XXXXXXX).Actionstab) without a local compiler setup.Thanks for your continuous work on keeping RcloneBrowser updated!