COMECOME APK download shows two completed copies
Compare each copy's source, time, size and release information, and keep the one you can actually identify.
Work through this situation
A suffix such as (1) often indicates a second saved filename, not a newer release. Two matching file sizes do not prove that the contents or origin match. Do not install both to discover which one works.
What to check and why
Compare the two entries before deleting either one. Note their exact source, time and reported size, then see whether either has a distinct release identifier. A filename suffix is a storage convenience; the browser can append it when the original name is already present. It does not tell you which package is newer.
Choose only a copy whose origin and release you understand. If both were separate requests for the same known release, the extra download is usually redundant. Removing a redundant installer is different from uninstalling COME or clearing its account data. If one copy is unexplained, do not use installation as a comparison test; return to the identified source and resolve the difference first.
Keep acquisition and installation separate
The COME button on this website opens the external app page. Saving a package, installing it through Android and opening an account are later steps with their own results. Use the browser record for transfer questions and the Android message for installer questions. A repeated visit to the first page does not automatically repeat or repair every later stage.
What a completed answer looks like
The selected file has a traceable source and the duplicate is no longer being mistaken for an update.
Continue from the stage you have actually confirmed. Preserve the exact message when a step remains unresolved.
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