On the landing page for the android app, it lists all servers you've ever connected to, and theoretically, you can press the three dots to the far right of the address and edit or delete it.
However, only an active server can be edited or deleted - if the server is offline, the app will always attempt to connect when you attempt to press the three dots. You are not given any option to delete or edit a server.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
Turn off your currently active ABS server.
On your android device, log out of ABS (or just attempt to switch servers).
Attempt to press the three dots to the right of the currently inactive ABS server address.
What was Expected?
Behaviour for inactive servers should be the same as that of active servers - pressing the three dots should allow for editing or deleting of the server / address.
Phone Model
Pixel 7a
Phone OS
Android 16
Audiobookshelf App Version
Android App - 0.10.1
Installation Source
Google Play Store
Additional Notes
No response
Originally created by @MentalThinking on GitHub (Oct 20, 2025).
### I have verified that the [bug is not already awaiting release](https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf-app/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20label%3A%22awaiting%20release%22)
Yes
### What was the Problem?
On the landing page for the android app, it lists all servers you've ever connected to, and theoretically, you can press the three dots to the far right of the address and edit or delete it.
However, only an _active_ server can be edited or deleted - if the server is offline, the app will always attempt to connect when you attempt to press the three dots. You are not given any option to delete or edit a server.
### Steps to Reproduce the Issue
1. Turn off your currently active ABS server.
2. On your android device, log out of ABS (or just attempt to switch servers).
3. _Attempt_ to press the three dots to the right of the currently _inactive_ ABS server address.
### What was Expected?
Behaviour for inactive servers should be the same as that of active servers - pressing the three dots should allow for editing or deleting of the server / address.
### Phone Model
Pixel 7a
### Phone OS
Android 16
### Audiobookshelf App Version
Android App - 0.10.1
### Installation Source
Google Play Store
### Additional Notes
_No response_
adam
added the bug label 2026-04-24 23:56:39 +02:00
@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Nov 24, 2025):
Fixed in [v0.11.0-beta](https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf-app/releases/tag/v0.11.0-beta).
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Originally created by @MentalThinking on GitHub (Oct 20, 2025).
I have verified that the bug is not already awaiting release
Yes
What was the Problem?
On the landing page for the android app, it lists all servers you've ever connected to, and theoretically, you can press the three dots to the far right of the address and edit or delete it.
However, only an active server can be edited or deleted - if the server is offline, the app will always attempt to connect when you attempt to press the three dots. You are not given any option to delete or edit a server.
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
What was Expected?
Behaviour for inactive servers should be the same as that of active servers - pressing the three dots should allow for editing or deleting of the server / address.
Phone Model
Pixel 7a
Phone OS
Android 16
Audiobookshelf App Version
Android App - 0.10.1
Installation Source
Google Play Store
Additional Notes
No response
@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Nov 24, 2025):
Fixed in v0.11.0-beta.