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I think I am talking to an LLM here... This module already has one of the longest descriptions on the page, and it reads very much like SEO keyword stuffing. Can you rewrite the description in just a couple of sentences? |
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Shortened, thanks for the feedback. |
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One sentence of the Sammlungen entry changed, nothing else in the file.
The entry links the Android wrapper to https://github.com/thobgg/WebtreesAnd. That repository now holds a different product, the native Android app; the WebView wrapper has moved to https://github.com/thobgg/WebtreesAnd-wrapper. The link follows the move, and the sentence says why the wrapper matters here: it shows the collections on a phone, which the native app does not.