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Valon_Blue , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?
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Not sure about the rest of those, but Obsidian isn’t OS either.

wuphysics87 OP ,

I didn’t realize that. Thanks!

otter ,

Joplin works pretty well

Dagnet ,

Swapped to it a couple of months ago and really like it but, is there a way to go into edit mode by default when clicking on a note?

zeekaran ,

I use Joplin but I don’t love it.

themadcodger , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?
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For keyboard I'm currently using OpenBoard and ThumbKey, the latter obviously not for everyone.

Adding to your list:

  • Droidify
  • Trail Sense
  • NewPipe
  • Logseq
  • Syncthing
  • Coffee
  • Element
  • Cryptomator
  • VLC
  • Geometric Weather
  • Termux
  • Noteless
  • StreetComplete
  • Translate You
yournamehere ,

you sir make sense…been scrolling through this post and see the most bizarre suggestions.

so, what apps do you add to Termux?

rohden ,
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@themadcodger @wuphysics87
I would add Delta Chat to the list.

https://delta.chat/en/

j4k3 , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?
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  • Editor simple generic text editor
  • Gauguin a sudoku like logic game
  • LibreSudoku sudoku app for android (has 12 × 12)
  • OCR based on Tesseract 5
  • OpenCamera camera app

All from F-Droid. I use Vanadium for pretty much everything else. No google at all except for the bootloader splash screen; almost like a real citizen before freedom was lost to neo-digital-feudalism with hardware I can never own.

DontNoodles ,

Could you please share a link to the app with OCR based on tessaract 5

chemicalwonka , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?
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F-Droid, Voyager, Eternity, Libretube

Elephant0991 , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?
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2FAS, Bitwarden, Firefox are my most used FOSS on Android for me.

moon , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

Fennec, Bitwarden, Droid-ify, and Tutanota are my essentials I need for life.

lemmie689 , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?
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I use KDE Connect as a media remote and to transfer files between my phone and computers. It has quite a few other functions, like remote mouse control, sms, seems to share clipboards as well.

kdeconnect.kde.org

downhomechunk ,
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Kde connect is wonderful

const_void ,

I wish the SMS feature worked correctly

lemmie689 ,
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What isn’t working? It’s a little different than the phone app, but it works for me.

hushable ,

don’t be fooled by the name, KDE connect also works on GNOME and even Windows. It is a truly wonderful app

Geert ,
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It’s SO good

zettajon ,
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And MacOS. It’ll be the way my wife is open to a non-Apple phone for her next as she doesn’t care about iMessage, but uses the share clipboard feature every day

NightAuthor , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

I played this so much: github.com/mjaun/android-anuto

ace_garp ,
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I used to say “how the F do you pass stage 55!?“

I think I now say “How the F do you pass stage 72!?”

Great little tower defence game with tons of character.

Also in the f-droid repos.

ohlaph , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

Weather Warbler for weather. It’s currently in beta and missing a bunch of stuff, but good so far.

doc , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?
  • Acode - code editor
  • Auto-Auto-Rotate - remember rotation lock settings by app
  • Auxio - there's a million music players, this one scratches my itch just right
  • Binary Eye - bar/QR scanner
  • BreezyWeather - appears to have sources globally
  • Collabora Office - view & edit libre/Microsoft office files
  • Missed Notifications Reminder - I need a repeating audio notification so I don't miss important work related messages
  • MJpdf - pdf reader
  • Mull - privacy enhanced Firefox
  • RoMote - roku remote on your phone
  • Skymap - what is that thing in the sky?
  • Snapdrop - share with other devices via snapdrop.net (crashy) or pairdrop.net (better)
kzhe , (edited )

Edit: I’m just wrong, nvm

vodka ,

Other way around.

doc ,

Good to know, thanks

zip ,

I think they’re wrong. I use it through F-droid and still get updates. The most recent was within the past couple weeks.

TimLovesTech ,
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Looks like Geometric Weather stopped development back in '22 and isn’t in the Play Store anymore.

I’m a sucker for a decent weather app.

jrgn ,

Check out yr.no, it is made by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. I think it is pretty good internationally too

victorz ,

I haven’t yet found a nicer one than Overdrop. I’m not a big weather geek, so I don’t need all the minute details. I think Overdrop is a perfect mix between lots of relevant data and gorgeous, simple design. Paid for pro, haven’t regretted it. I have (currently) installed and tried like 10-15 different weather apps. OD is still the only one on my main app page.

ace_garp ,
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Quick Weather - for the radar and day overview.

Forecastie - for the humidity, rainfall, wind, and temp weekly graphs.

Both are in f-droid repos.

hushable ,

the other way around, Breezy is still under development and got a release two weeks ago

zip ,

That’s what I thought, too. I’ve still been getting updates for it and, like you said, just got one very recently. I love that app! I got my mom to use it, and she loves it, too.

Nunya , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

Great lists so far. I’ll add one that I picked up from a previous thread:

URLCheck

URLCheck acts as an amazingly customizable and powerful intermediary when opening url links, allowing, among other things: to remove trackers, affiliate links, unnecessary elements, check Hosts, facilitating link holding and sharing, protecting against certain phishing techniques and many more…

stepanzak ,

URLCheck is a life changer!

frogmint ,

URLcheck has been amazing for me, great for tracking links in apps like Slickdeals (non-FOSS) to skip the tracker especially if you block it on a DNS level

Hate , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

Obtainium is great for updating apps hosted outside the playstore, big upside being you don’t need to bother with FDroid releases

Satanic_Mills ,

What do people prefer to use for apps that can’t be updated through Obtanium?

umbrella ,
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what kind of apps cant be updated through playstore/fdroid?

what are the one you are using?

Hate ,

what kind of apps cant be updated through playstore/fdroid?

it’s not that they can’t be (maybe some apps I use can’t) but rather that I don’t like some things about F-Droid. One of the big things being unreliable app updates. They are often significantly outdated compared to GitHub releases.

www.privacyguides.org/en/android/#f-droid

“Due to their process of building apps, apps in the official F-Droid repository often fall behind on updates. F-Droid maintainers also reuse package IDs while signing apps with their own keys, which is not ideal as it gives the F-Droid team ultimate trust.”

ineffable ,

This is somewhat outdated, developers can now opt in to reproducable builds using their own keys

f-droid.org/docs/Reproducible_Builds/

larouxn , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

I use Feeder for RSS. Quite a good, constantly improving app. :)

github.com/spacecowboy/Feeder

0x2d ,

I also use that, it is very good

thawed_caveman , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

I only install what i need so i haven’t actually installed a lot of apps. The copout answer is Firefox, but if i’m taking the prompt seriously it would be Simple Keyboard or Floris Board, they’re highly customizeable keyboards that i really enjoy and i have a hard time deciding which to leave installed.

Just in general though, browsing F-Droid feels so good. I’m in a much simpler mindset where i’ll think “oh that’s neat i want to try it”, which is how i used to feel about tech. Browsing PlayStore makes me think “that’s neat, but what’s the catch? How are they going to scam me/harvest my data? I’m not installing this”

darkstar , to asklemmy in What Are Your Favorite FOSS Android Apps?

Love Aegis and Bitwarden, but here’s another one that’s a must if you’re on stock android:

NetGuard

Blocks network access for apps and processes on your phone, great way to ensure apps aren’t calling home all the time.

linucs ,

I would recommend RethinkDNS instead of NetGuard, it has the same firewall capabilities but it also lets you change DNS (with Dnscrypt / DoT / DoH) and also lets you connect to a Wireguard VPN. It’s amazing.

darkstar ,

Oh man that’s cool! Going to be switching now, thanks!

linucs ,

Forgot to mention also the possibility of adding blocklists to block ads, trackers and everything you want. It’s really the best of its kind!

darkstar ,

This is my new app, netguard has been removed, thank you!

Is there anyway to blacklist new apps so they are automatically blocked from network access? I can’t seem to find that functionality

Edit: Nevermind there is a toggle saying block newly installed apps, it was actually easy to find, my bad

Guajojo ,

Man… This one is so good thanks for recommending

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