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https://github.com/OrangeDrangon/android-messages-desktop

Android Messages as a Cross-platform Desktop App
https://github.com/OrangeDrangon/android-messages-desktop

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Android Messages as a Cross-platform Desktop App

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# Android Messages™ Desktop ![master status](https://github.com/OrangeDrangon/android-messages-desktop/actions/workflows/master.yml/badge.svg)

Run Android Messages as a desktop app, a la iMessage. For those of us that prefer not to have a browser tab always open for this sort of thing.

**Not affiliated with Google in any way. Android is a trademark of Google LLC.**

Inspired by:

- [Google Play Music Desktop Player](https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-)
- [a Reddit post on r/Android](https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/8shv6q/web_messages/e106a8r/)

**Important Note 1:** We currently have builds for Windows and macOS, and Linux. I test releases on Arch Linux and to a lesser degree Windows. I would love help testing in additional places.

**Important Note 2:** Neither the MacOS nor the Windows binaries are signed right now. I am willing to add this but I do not have the certificates required at this time.

# Install Anywhere

Download your build from the [releases](https://github.com/OrangeDrangon/android-messages-desktop/releases/latest) page.

# Install on Archlinux via AUR

`yay -S android-messages-desktop-bin` or the relevant command in your aur helper.

# Install on MacOS via Homebrew

`brew install --cask orangedrangon-android-messages`

# Install on Windows via Scoop

`scoop bucket add extras && scoop install android-messages`

# Contributions

The code is pretty ugly but getting better every day. Feel free to take a look.

Steps to contribute:

1. Fork
2. Clone
3. Edit
4. `yarn install` for dependencies
5. `yarn start` to build and run assuming you have electron installed.
6. Open a pull request when you think it is ready or for feedback during the dev process