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ArchWiki Viewer

A simple viewer for the ArchLinux Wiki online. Page content is formatted for optimal mobile viewing.

https://github.com/jtmcn/archwiki-viewer/

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Reviews (30)

Dav. D. Mar 7, 2019     

Looking at screenshots I thought the app would simply display the wiki like a normal web browser. Instead I learned that it actually optimises it to the phone screen's size, which is very good for reading without having to scroll horizontally all the time. A nice addition would be wiki bookmarks.

pio. Jun 5, 2020     

An amazing app, that makes searching through the Arch Wiki much easier and nicer on mobile. A must for when X or Wayland breaks.

Ada. R. Feb 2, 2020     

Awesome that this exists. It would be even better if dark theme was offered, and if this could be offered as an offline application for Linux. 10/10 would Arch again.

Hol. M. Dec 30, 2019     

Nice app! However it'd be cool if you could add a dark theme, since using it now is rather blinding. Thanks for the app though!

Vik. M. Dec 5, 2021     

It's a very nice app optimizes wiki pages for viewing on phone

Jam. W. Mar 15, 2020     

It's great to have a reference guide for my chosen OS in my pocket.

Chr. P. Dec 29, 2021     

Waste of space. Doesn't even work. Just use your web browser.

tho. j. Nov 17, 2018     

A must-have resource for all users of any distro, not just Arch alone.

Ism. G. Oct 27, 2019     

Really good to visualize the wiki. Btw I use arch

Piy. G. Nov 22, 2020     

Good to browse through the wiki for someone like me who is learning post the installation process

Aus. K. Sep 14, 2021     

I just need a Gentoo wiki app and then I'll be set. LFS would be nice too.

Thi. Apr 7, 2019     

Very useful, thank you :)

Dav. W. Jul 16, 2019     

A must have for distro hoppers and Arch users!

kkt. 0. Apr 14, 2019     

wow, my archlinux, decilious, thanks to this arthor

Yas. I. Jan 12, 2019     

great! btw I use arch

A. G. u. Nov 3, 2018     

I use arch, btw.

Mil. Feb 24, 2021     

Needed this in my life

And. K. Jul 27, 2020     

Remember to RTFM

ido. n. Jun 25, 2018     

was a convenient means of accessing the archwiki website before the app mysteriously stopped working. Did the job well enough when it wasn't broken. Wishful thinking would be seeing the app fixed. Even more wishful thinking would be seeing it not only fixed, but upgraded to support saving pages to view offline and low-light-friendly light-on-dark themes/user-defined-css

A. G. u. Mar 10, 2018     

It doesn't work anymore. I'm getting this 'No title found' message in the header. By the way, the app was great before this problem occurred. The only bad thing was that it didn't have the offline mode.

Min. Dec 23, 2017     

Great! Thogh it would be nice if we could get a dark mode and especially a find in page feature.

Mik. R. Aug 30, 2017     

Everything needed to develop and build in your Arch system.

Sno. N. Mar 25, 2018     

Simple. Wish it could be used offline.

Kar. K. Nov 19, 2017     

Helpful while installing and learning archlinux!

Mar. M. Dec 25, 2017     

Great but it really need bookmarks / favorites

Gio. G. Aug 13, 2017     

Great app. Thanks!

A. G. u. Jun 8, 2017     

Great to have when I crash my Linux box

Dav. K. Jun 3, 2017     

Great for reading the wiki during the initial setup of my system!

Bin. D. Apr 20, 2014     

Much better than browsing the wiki with your phone (or tablet's) browser. Everything is presented in a uniform manner & is comparable to viewing it on your PC, albeit on a smaller screen. Definitely helps when you need to fix something & don't want to switch back to your desktop browser while working through the problem.

Lou. D. Aug 13, 2014     

I cannot tell you how many times this has come in handy when I bork my arch install and can't boot to X. The pages are wonderfully formatted and work great on even smallish screens. I have only noticed one bug, and that is when you click a link to a subsection of another article, it brings you to the beginning of the article and not the subsection. However, this is absolutely not a deal breaker and I'm mentioning it more for the sake of the devs. I'd also like to see an app for the forum, if possible!