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Drop the broken Obtainium deep-link button - #99
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GitHub's README sanitizer strips non-http(s) schemes from <a href>, so obtainium:// links render as plain text/images with no click action — tapping the badge just opened the raw image instead. There's no official https redirect for Obtainium. The header badge now anchors to the Install section; the actual steps are copy-paste.
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GitHub's README/release-notes HTML sanitizer strips non-http(s) schemes from
<a href>, soobtainium://add?...rendered with no click action — tapping the badge just opened the raw camo-proxied image instead of the app. There's no official https redirect for Obtainium. Replaced the broken button with plain copy-paste steps, matching what actually works.Checklist