It's easy to find out. Navigate to Thunderbird Beta in F-Droid Basic and look at Versions. If you only have a single version there, then you have to delete it. If it says that no version with a compatible signature was found, so too. If you have three versions to choose from and one of them is installed, then you don't need to do anything, because then you will get updates.
Monstanner
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You don't have to do anything. K-9 Mail remains K-9 Mail. A mistake was made in the naming process. This will be fixed soon. So in F-Droid the following will be present: K-9 Mail Thunderbird Thunderbird Beta
Thunderbird for Android is based on K-9 Mail, but has received a few changes here and there (e.g. the accent color is blue instead of pink). As mentioned above, K-9 Mail will remain and will probably continue to get the Beta & Stable versions in the version selector. Thunderbird has been split into two apps for this purpose. The settings should usually be able to be adopted from K-9 Mail and vise versa, because of the same codebase (but I haven't tested it). In the end, it's up to you whether you prefer the dog or the bird. :)
Edit: Added more info.
There is the FinTS option, which I think only works in Germany. Accordingly, unfortunately I can't help you. :( I hope someone else can help you and you will find what you are looking for.
You're welcome. :)
Have you tried the app yet? If so, what are you missing in relation to your previous app? There would still be Oinkoin. But i think that's not what you're looking for.
There are three icons in vertical mode in the upper right. The one in the middle is for templates, there you can create entries and then plan at the bottom. However, it requires permission to the calendar.
Edit: Added that the three icons are in vertical mode.
First of all, the app is open source: https://github.com/mtotschnig/MyExpenses. In addition, the apps available in the official F-Droid repo are subject to regulations. And with the app there is no hint, with undesirable features. In addition, the app is also built again by the F-Droid team and if something is noticeable there, the building is interrupted.
I can recommend the app in my experience. I also purchased a license. It will connect to licencedb.myexpenses.mobi and validate the license. After that, you can block the app traffic with a DNS filter app (personalDNSfilter, RethinkDNS, etc.). At least that's what I did.
If you still have concerns, you can contact the developers at Mastodon (@myexpenses@mastodon.social).
You could use an RSS reader app and add a .rss to the end of a Mastodon URL. It works for individual accounts, hashtags, and instances.
Looks right. Then you don't have to do anything. I mean, it's up to you, but do you really want to continue using the beta?