As a little “hack-around” you can enable dektop mode in your mobile browser and then use the edit function, its not really straight forward but for some little things it s enough…
There is a fully open source Collabora office app which works extremely well. Unfortunately is not (yet?) available in Fdroid. You can download it directly from the Playstore or also from their website here: https://www.collaboraoffice.com/Collabora-Office-Android-Snapshot/
I only made good experiences with the Collabora app so far.
I set it up in a way that when I open documents on my phone from nextcloud, they are opened automatically with the Collabora app and also automatically sync back when saving the document.
This gives you a much smoother editing experience than with any online editor.
Regarding compatibility, I couldn’t detect any issues as long as you of course don’t mix up file extensions.
Both Collabora and OnlyOffice support the same main document formats like doc, docx, odt, etc.
With the collabora app, you edit the document locally on your phone and then just reupload it. With OnlyOffice, you edit the document directly on the server.
So in normal use, OnlyOffice and Collabora never “see” each other and therefore there shouldn’t be any major issues. However there is still a risk of broken formating- Collabora eventually formats things slightly differently than OnlyOffice although they use the same file extensions. I personally never experienced these kind of issues but you should probably try that for yourself.
Hi, I took the basic purchase at 20 GBs and I can use onlyoffice on a web browser but I can not on my phone.
Onlyoffice answers I have to buy a licence for this feature ?
Is there any way to buy it and if yes how ?
Can we use other applications to edit on smartphone ?
I have read if we go through the web instead of Nextcloud app on the phone it can be used, but this is not very user friendly.
sorry to level up this old topic, but I would like to come back to /e/ soon. And before flashing, I tried again onlyoffice in web browser (chrome for the moment) and, like @christophe64 I still had same message asking to use a commercial licence to be able to edit files.