Extension capacity for the Brewser published app catalogue.
The primary catalogue lives in Brewser-apps. GitHub repositories have practical size limits, and an app catalogue only grows — so when the primary repository approaches capacity, newly published apps land here instead. Same catalogue, same rules, more room.
Nothing changes for anyone:
- Users browse one catalogue in Brewser Runtime and at brewser.io — which repository an app is stored in is invisible.
- Developers submit through brewser.io exactly as before; the pipeline decides where an approved app lands.
- Every app here has passed the same automated security scanning (static analysis and taint tracking), review, and staging as apps in the primary repository.
This repository is served via GitHub Pages at play1.brewser.io. Until the primary catalogue fills up, expect it to be mostly empty — that's the point.
| Repository | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Brewser-apps | The primary published app catalogue |
| Brewser-apps-staging | Staging — where submissions are tested before publication |
| Brewser | The runtime — the shell you launch on your Switch |
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