What are Jow Forums's must have f-droid apps?
What are Jow Forums's must have f-droid apps?
Gabriel Jones
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Christopher Bennett
Stop trying to get validation from anons. Just use whatever app that solves whatever problem you might have. You should never install an app just because Jow Forums told you to.
Stop trying to find solutions to problems you don't have.
Kayden Adams
AntennaPod
NewPipe
Clover
Blokada or something if you need ad blocking
Dominic White
checked
Clover
Webtube(i prefer to login honestly)
Joshua Ward
Go ahead and hate me but I converted to an iPhone recently. But, the one program I love on there is the podcast app called PodListen. After that stuff like IMSI Catcher and AdAway.
Jose Howard
Newpipe with video loading on the page and not only in full screen + home page with random videos to browse would be perfect. I almost is never use newpipe because it's slower and browsing videos isn't possible. I use lightning browser instead
Carson Thompson
Clover
NewPipe
IceCat
Termux
KISS launcher
Jaxson Wood
I WANT TO PREFACE THIS by saying I write little documents for myself and friends as a target audience, but I'll share what I have. This is a rough draft bc its not complete, I just add on to this list when I find something cool.
All on FDroid & Open Source unless stated otherwise
here are some extras
f-droid.org
Browser:
IceCatMobile: Disable default add-ons unless paranoid (add ublock, https everywhere, privacy badger, decentraleyes, and cookieautodelete)
Media:
AntennaPod: Podcast support, speedup, date support, resume where you were at, filter, login support, download support, and multirepo search + import/export, opml included for YouTube and etc
Newpipe: YouTube w/ Foss API + speedups and download support
RadioDroid: Internet radio player and search engine
Tachiyomi: Manga/Comic reader with database and lots of features
calculator:
graph 89: ti83-ti92 emulator, you need ROMs which weebly has or you can find them somewhere else
CIDR Calculator: calculates amount of hosts in network subnet
Appstores:
Aurora Store: Gapps wrapper w/ ID faker
APKMirror
Tor:
Orbot + Orfox* (require guardian project repo to be enabled)
Keyboard:
AnySoftKeyboard: borderline essential for vnc/terminal applications. gives a lot of customizability to keyboard, including undo/redo, ctrl key options, bottom and top bar customization, compact formfactor, arrow key support, dictionary api, etc
Share to Clipboard: Allows any share button go to your clipboard. good for not blindly sharing something to another app.
Social Media:
Clover: Full featured Jow Forums API
Slide: Best reddit client hands down. Red reader used to be this but slide has better image support, better comment following and collapsing, a better dark theme, more link control, subreddit and comment sort type (best/ new/ etc), offline caching support, and probably more
Materialistic: A hackernews reader with offline support, don't use HN much but its good so far.
Easton Smith
RSS (Self Contained):
Feeder: make browser launch immediately on click, import and timestamps correct, use this for YouTube managemt for sure
Notes:
Simple Notes: fast notes w/ txt export; good for continually adding to
Brody Parker
VNC:
AndroidVNC
bVNC*: Requires building on github or using 3rd party repo apt.izzysoft.de
DNS Adblock:
blokada: multiple strong blacklists and resource efficient lists, porn blocking, mining blocker, and quick white listing, no root
Exercise
Waistline: uses open foodfacts built in to figure out nutrition and calorie intake
Openscale: recorder for just about everything, can hook up to Bluetooth scale lol
Open Training: Gives you options of exercises w/ whatever equipment you have. Has quick slide show on how to perform.
Interval Timer: adjustable interval timer with narrated countdown
OpenFoodFacts: Open source food database, barcode search and lookup
Network
Port Authority: Scans open ports on local and WAN.
DNS Hero: Look up website and gather DNS info
WiFiAnalyzer: Does as says
Network Monitor: Monitor network info (cell tower ID, Connection strength, lat/long, local IP, metered connection properties) at an adjustable rate and export as log.
Security:
PluckLockEX: when phone reaches a certain momentum within a short time frame it'll lock
Call Recorder: record your mic while you call, has issues picking up other person but its better than nothing
Contact management:
Simple Calendar: No bullshit and has caldev support for easy import/export
Simple Contacts: No bullshit contact management
BlacklistBlocker: Block (blacklist/whitelist) SMS and phone numbers w/ import/export
Messaging:
Silence
music tools:
drum on!: simple configurable drum machine for practice
education:
ankidroid: open source flashcard network
Adam Perez
offline database:
man man: man page database for Linux and Unix, good low screen real estate and you can't use a terminal multiplexer
Kiwix: offline wiki reader, certain addons can fetch whole website for archive. If you need an offline bulbapedia or Arch wiki, this is a great resource.
QuickDic: Offline dictionary app, use these sources if app doesn't want to download dictionary github.com
reading:
fbreader: supports PDF, epub, and mobi (non-drm). has an ungodly amount of customization and completely BTFO every other FOSS reading app. Has text to speech plugins. You should download Aard b/c it supports a non free dictionary backbone if not installed.
Productivity:
Loop Habit Tracker: Simple habit ticker and reminder. exportable as CSV and can import other habit
Automation:
Easer: a FOSS version of tasker
alright that's all I got. Again you guys weren't exactly the target audience for this, but I might as well contribute what I had gotten so far. goodnight frens
James Foster
Tachiyomi
Nicholas Martinez
>Icecatmobile
Lightning is better
Eli Taylor
Libre office viewer is shit
Anthony Bailey
Any dictation application?
Or any speech to text application?
Hudson Turner
>Call Recorder
This one?
f-droid.org
For some reason it doesn't work for me.
Xavier Campbell
>Kiwix: offline wiki reader, certain addons can fetch whole website for archive. If you need an offline bulbapedia or Arch wiki, this is a great resource.
How do I create a ZIM file from a certain website?
Chase Gutierrez
Essential launcher
Amaze
AndOtp
AnySoftKeyboard
Barcode scanner
AdAway / Blokada
Document Viewer
Simple tools: calendar, gallery, contacts
KDE Connect
Newpipe
Notepad
Silence
Tachiyomi
VLC
AFWall+
EtchDroid
K9Mail
oandbackup
Orbot, tor browser
USB Mountr
VPN Hotspot
wifi key view
Justin Cook
And stuff that hasn't been mentioned yet that's decent.
LibreTorrent,
Aria2Android
Aria2App
GPSTest
Revolution IRC
SatStat
Nathaniel Moore
primitive ftpd is a nice ftp/sftp server.
Henry Hernandez
there is ublock origin on android???
Sebastian Parker
Firefox supports almost all desktop addons on android.
Wyatt Phillips
newpipe
tachiyomi
clover
kiss launcher
only think i hate using is newpipe, pain in the ass when you have 100+ subcription to check
Jordan White
my eyes have awoken frens
never saw a difference, but I'm sure low ram devices can make use of it better. fox/cat is genuinely a better platform for its add-on support but I'm definitely adding it to my internal list, pic relate is lightnings privacy section (not pictured is option to disable cookies). overall I like it and think its a good addition.
yep, if you install gnu icecat it comes with every single icecat add-on as well. I had to disable most of them just like normal ice cat. it supports the whole privacytools normal privacy fag stack perfectly
I'm not 100% b/c this is a work in progress, but I know for a fact some guy got stack overflow using something along the lines of this github.com
Yeah its broken on my end as well. It'll record my mic and record every call, but the person will be missing or nearly silent. I still think its good enough in the case I had to use it to prove a point or remember what i said, but I'm unaware of any better FOSS programs at the moment.
Libreoffice viewer is the only way I could open odt w/ a gui. Its a last ditch utility that even mupdf doesn't provide. If you can deal w/ text only ghost commander has a built in text reader/editor
sorry for the clusterfuck I assumed the thread would get all fielded like usual lol
Levi Sanders
>Kiwix
Thanks anyway.
I was looking for a way to create a ZIM file for orthobullet site.
Leo Sanders
Anyone getting this error? I even tried forcing old xml option, but still nothing happens.
Zachary Carter
qksms, simple clock and unit converter ultimate.
Joshua Jones
>which weebly has
Link?
Jacob Baker