Could we fork HMA, HMA is close source like ts, the dev is just selling code to get money...

[nfrjfjrn]

Here is the license from HMA:

Copyright © 2025 HMA developers. All rights reserved.

The software Hide My Applist, starting from version v3.4, is no longer under the AGPL-3.0 License. Instead, certain rights to the software are reserved by the owner.

The following conditions now apply:

No Modifications: The software may not be modified in any way. This includes but is not limited to changing, adding, or removing any part of the software's code or functionality.

No Redistribution: The software may not be redistributed in any form. This includes but is not limited to renaming, selling, or including the software as part of another project.

No Picking without Credit: No parts, pieces, or components of the software may be extracted and submitted to other projects without proper credit. This includes, but is not limited to, code snippets, functions, and released binaries.

No Claim to Succession: Any fork of the software that was created before the license change may not claim to be an official or unofficial successor to the project. This includes but is not limited to using the project's name, branding, or reputation to imply a connection to the original project.

[nfrjfjrn]

He was used to be the dev for lsp, zygisknext, and HMA, alll these things are either close source( under a similar license like this) or stop updating, like lsp. He is a cn dev, not respecting the license was a common issue in china but if he opensource, we won't blame him over this. Just a news guys, Tricky store is sold to some one else, maybe we can be a independent fork of TS

[gavdoc38]

https://github.com/frknkrc44/HMA-OSS

I haven't tried it but I've seen others mention it?

[sirparsifalxiii]

also this?
https://github.com/pumPCin/HMAL

[DeepBlueBubble]

Use HMA OSS.

[nfrjfjrn]

thanks

[b4lance-d]

@nfrjfjrn, could you close the issue?