Note Pad

com.xmission.trevin.android.notes
by Zapstore _@zapstore.dev

Republished from GitHub / F-Droid by the Zapstore main account.

First release: Mar 27, 2025, 8 total releases.

Most recent release: Jul 17, 2026.

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Releases

  • Jul 17, 2026 1.7.3
    * Updated the target SDK to Android 17 (Cinnamon Bun). * Added support for switching the UI theme to dark/night mode.
  • Jun 11, 2026 1.7.2
    * Updated the target SDK to Android 16 (Baklava). * Dropped support for Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and KitKat). * Fixed an issue in the export and import activities where the app would crash if the user had previously exported to or imported from a file in shared storage and permission to use that file has expired (e.g. after the app has been stopped or the device reboots.)
  • Apr 5, 2026 1.7.0
    * Added support for exporting and importing ZIP files. Uses the Zip4j library to support ZIP AES encryption. * Fixed a bug where the XML importer was not restoring the scrollbar threshold preference. * Fixed a bug in updating the scrollbar thumb where adding or removing text at the bottom of the note would update the thumb's size but not its position. * Fixed a bug where a Clean import would silently do nothing if there were no user-defined categories prior to the import.
  • Mar 18, 2026 1.6.0
    * Bumped the target SDK version from 34 (Upside-down Cake) to 35 (Vanilla Ice Cream). * Fixed an issue where hardware configuration changes such as rotating the screen would cause all edits in progress to be lost. * Fixed a bug where the app would "forget" the user's last selected category filter when restarting (going back to All categories). * Replaced all Service classes with equivalent Workers. This allows them to be tested independently of the application. * Refactored the importer to merge note records as they are read in from the backup file, which allows it to handle much larger data sets without using too much memory. * Added a scroll bar to the note editor. The scroll bar is optional and can be configured in the app settings. * Added the ability to export an individual note to a plain text file and to insert text files into a note.
  • Dec 28, 2025 1.5.1
    * Fixed a bug where encrypted records were not shown if "Show private records" is set but a password has not been entered. * Moved the password field for unlocking encrypted records from the Settings screen to a separate pop-up dialog. * Bumped the target version from Tiramisu to Upside-down Cake.
  • Dec 28, 2025 v1.5.1 Release page →
    * Fixed a bug where encrypted records were not shown if "Show private records" is set but a password has not been entered. * Moved the password field for unlocking encrypted records from the Settings screen to a separate pop-up dialog. * Bumped the target version from Tiramisu to Upside-down Cake.
  • Dec 27, 2025 v1.5.0 Release page →
    * Dropped support for Froyo through Honeycomb; increased the minimum supported version to Ice Cream Sandwich. * Bumped the target version from Snow Cone to Tiramisu. * Fixed a minor UI issue where the soft keyboard was covering up the bottom of a note and the Done and Details buttons in the editor. * Refactored the app to use an internal repository class instead of having a Provider. This enables automated testing for certain layers of code on emulators.
  • Mar 27, 2025 v1.4.0 Release page →
    This release updates the build tools to work with Android Studio 2024 (“Ladybug”) and targets Android 12 (Snow Cone). Significant changes have been made to how users select the location of export and import files: the file name and directory now have separate fields, and there are radio buttons for selecting the app’s private folder or shared storage. On Android 7 (Nougat) and newer, the app uses Android’s Storage Access Framework to let the user select the file or destination directory using the system’s storage UI.