Support

Last updated: September 2026

SVN Browser (SVNBrowse) is a read-only SVN repository browser and file-fetching tool for iOS: browse directories, view commit logs, download files at any revision and open them with other apps. The app collects no personal data, and passwords are stored only in the on-device Keychain.

Contact us

• Support email: lv_qi_feng@126.com (please include your iOS version, app version and a description of the issue; never include repository passwords)
• Official website: www.go2gether.cn (project page: SVN Browser (SVNBrowse))

In-app shortcut: Settings → Help & Feedback → Report an Issue (Email); the email automatically includes your device, system and app version.

FAQ

Connection fails / the repository tree will not load?

• Make sure the repository URL is complete and correct. Supported: svn://, http://, https://, file:// and local paths;
• Check the username / password. If no password is saved, the browse page offers an “Enter username / password” action;
• If certificate verification fails, tap “Trust this certificate and retry” on the error page, or import the server CA under “Settings → Certificate Trust”;
• Confirm the server allows this user to access the path (for example, browsing a server root over DAV is usually not allowed — use a concrete repository URL);
• If it still fails, email us the complete on-screen error (without any passwords).

How do I download a file and open it with another app?

On the browse page, tap a file and choose “Open in another app” or “Download only”. When the download finishes, the system share sheet hands the file to third-party apps. Already-downloaded files with the same “file + revision” reuse the cache instead of downloading again.

How do I view a historical revision?

Use the menu in the top-right of the browse page to “Back to HEAD” or “Go to Revision…”, enter a revision number, and the directory and downloads will use that revision.

How do I report a bug or request a feature?

Email lv_qi_feng@126.com with your iOS version, app version (Settings → About), the steps to reproduce, and the expected vs. actual result; you can also use the in-app “Report an Issue (Email)” entry.

Where is my data stored?

Repository lists and usernames are stored locally on your device (UserDefaults); passwords are stored only in the system Keychain; the download cache lives in the app sandbox and can be removed via “Settings → Clear Download Cache”. The app collects and uploads no personal data. See the Privacy Policy.