Викимедијине апликације
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About the Apps
The Wikipedia mobile apps are a fast and fun way to read Wikipedia. The Wikipedia apps for Android and iOS are ad-free and available in more than 300 languages. The Wikipedia apps provide an optimized and streamlined experience for searching and reading Wikipedia content. Being native apps, they allow articles to load faster, and with less data usage. They also deliver a more responsive interface that is more consistent with other apps that you love. They add features that are not available (or not possible) in the web version of Wikipedia, such as saving pages to the device for later reading, and sharing content and images from articles to your favorite social media apps.
What is the difference between the apps and the mobile web version of Wikipedia?
- Maximum responsiveness - Native apps allow Wikipedia content to be presented to the user at native speed, and allow user interface elements that respond to the user's gestures just like any other part of the mobile operating system. An example of this is swiping to close a menu; this feels natural to you, but it's actually only possible in the browser through JavaScript hacks, and even then only on phones and browsers that support JavaScript. With a native app, these kinds of gestures are not only possible, but expected. The user feels at home when using the app, and the app looks like it "belongs" with the ecosystem of the other apps on the user's device.
- Maximum integration - Imagine a widget on the home screen of your device that automatically presents you with suggestions for Wikipedia articles to read, based on your past preferences. Or a widget that shows you trending news, and Wikipedia articles related to the subjects of the news. Imagine a push notification that automatically appears on your device that informs you that someone has edited an article that is on your watch list, or replied to your talk page message.
All of these things are made possible by a native app! Read more on why we make apps, and check out our initial blog post to see more of our reasoning for releasing apps.
Download the Apps
- Get the Wikipedia iOS app from the App Store.
- Get the Wikipedia Android app from the Google Play Store, from F-Droid, or manually install our current or previous APKs.
- Get the Wikipedia Android App from Amazon Appstore.
Become a Beta Tester
iOS
- iOS Betas are distributed using the Apple TestFlight system. Join Wikipedia Beta!
- Once enrolled you will receive an invitation when the next beta is available. Tap through on that invitation on your iOS device and follow the instructions to install.
Андроид
- Install the Wikipedia Beta app from the Google Play Store to experiment and provide feedback on features that are currently in development.
- If you want to be on the bleeding edge, install the Wikipedia Alpha app to see what features we're experimenting with! The new version comes almost every day except weekends & holidays (vacations). Mostly 20:00 – 23:00 CEST.
Updates and team information
- Meet the Team
- See Wikimedia Apps/Team/iOS for more information about the iOS team and their updates.
- See Wikimedia Apps/Team/Android for more information about the Android team and their updates.
- The Wikipedia apps team is always excited to engage with users; the newsletter is one of the main tools to keep our users updated with our work. Subscribe to our newsletter, and volunteer to translate our newsletter so it can reach more users.
- Browse the Android and iOS task boards in Фабрикатор.
Почетак
- Help Translate strings used throughout the App interface
Community Collaboration and Meetings
For detailed information about the Wikimedia Apps Team's collaboration with various Wikimedia initiatives, user groups, and community feedback sessions, please visit our updated page: Community Collaboration and Meetings.
This page includes insights on our past meetings, tutorials, and discussions that highlight our commitment to improving the Wikimedia apps and fostering a more inclusive platform for all users.