I try to use Open Source Android apps whereever I can. F-Droid is a community-maintained software repository which contains only free software apps. This posts describes my favorite F-Droid apps. App
Old, but mentions a few apps that I didn’t know about.
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I feel like such a noob. I didn’t know you could install apps without the playstore unless you were using something like Microsoft App Center.
Welcome to the F-Droid users world ! :-) F-Droid is more than just an alternative Play Store. Its volunteers focus on open source and privacy. For example the Telegram version in F-Droid is modified to be able to fit in with F-Droid. Also, sometimes apps on F-Droid are for free, while the same apps on Google Play Store one will have to pay. And some one made a web search for F-Droid : https://fossdroid.com/
for everything else, there’s: https://www.apkmirror.com
all apps are verified.
fdroid covers 95% of my needs.
There’s a whole world of privacy-related things possible on Android! F-Droid, while extremely important, is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to protecting your privacy on Android.
Check out ‘Scrambled Exif’ … erases info from photos before you share them
To mention just a few
I’m sorry but who names their app “QuickDic” lol
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Good list. Markor is one of the best apps for android hands down, and its FOSS so its really great. We’d been needing a good markdown editor badly, and markor does that and more.
OSM is better in some places than others, but its a great one too. I’ll have to try out GitNex, I’ve started to use codeberg now too, and it should be able to connect with it.
Nice that you’re using Codeberg. I read this yesterday, about making static pages : https://floss.social/@hjacobs/105063456343202697
ImagePipe : This app reduces image size by changing the resolution and quality of the image. It also removes exif data before sending the image. The modified image is saved in a separate folder in jpeg format. The original image remains unchanged.