▶ No.877942>>879649 >>884260
▶ No.877949>>877959 >>878419
▶ No.877956>>877967 >>878088 >>878949 >>883294 >>887896
Termux, LeafPic, Mather, LibreTorrent, Orfox, Orbot, MuPDF. You need to enable the guardian repo for Orbot and Orfox. Sometime this week I'm going to do a leak check for android running Orbot and see what comes up - probably fucked by auto-update tbh
▶ No.877959
>>877949
This is pretty fun.
▶ No.877967>>883294
>>877956
>MuPDF
Deprecated, install MuPDF viewer
▶ No.878056>>878948
k9mail, since mails are the main reason I use a smartshit.
▶ No.878065>>878071 >>878100 >>879065 >>914141 >>914187
>>877940 (OP)
It's called programs you applecuck.
Install AdAway, OsmAnd, Ghost Commander and Vanilla music.
▶ No.878071>>878357 >>882409 >>893301
>>878065
>OsmAnd
Literally slow as molasses to redraw on pan, unusably so in my opinion
▶ No.878079
▶ No.878083>>878948 >>894963
Document Viewer, Fennec, Firefox Klar, Graph 89, Hacker's Keyboard, KeePassDroid, Termux, Syncthing
▶ No.878088>>878329 >>878678 >>883296
>>877956
>Orfox, Orbot
fucking outdated.
literally years behind google play versions.
>You need to enable the guardian repo for Orbot and Orfox
how do?
>>877940 (OP)
AFWall+
OpenVPN for Android
Overchan (fork)
▶ No.878100
>>878065
>A computer program is a collection of instructions that performs a specific task when executed by a computer. A computer requires programs to function.
>An application program (app or application for short) is a computer program designed to perform a group of coordinated functions, tasks, or activities for the benefit of the user. Examples of an application include a word processor, a spreadsheet, an accounting application, a web browser, a media player, an aeronautical flight simulator, a console game or a photo editor.
▶ No.878209>>878212 >>878228 >>878419 >>882441
Not in f-droid or this list:
>maps.me
Nice Russian free OpenStreetMap interface
>Yalp store
>RetroArch
All emulators in one, nice interface and performance. Also available for desktop
▶ No.878212>>878547
>>878209
Slimsocial is better than Face Slim in $CURRENT_YEAR
▶ No.878228>>878332 >>878542 >>879639
>>878209
>>maps.me
botnet owned by the mail.ru group
also
>using an app for torch when it's built in in LineageOS
do yourself a favor dude…
▶ No.878229>>878290 >>878419 >>926572
>>877940 (OP)
>ctrl+f "newpipe"
>phrase not found
newpipe is bretty good if you wanna watch youtube videos without ads, and dont wanna root, or listen to youtube videos in the background without buying youtube red
>t.not a newpipe dev or shill, i just genuinely like the piece of software
▶ No.878235>>878419
▶ No.878290>>878348 >>878479 >>878663 >>907482
>>878229
Newpipe is pretty cool
Another jewtube client on f-droid is skytube, which let's you 'subscribe' to channels without an account. Also, no ads, ofc
▶ No.878329>>878684
>>878088
>>Orfox, Orbot
>fucking outdated.
>literally years behind google play versions.
Really racks the old ringer.
▶ No.878332>>878341 >>878347
>>878228
>LineageOS
that's great for the 3 phone's it supports
▶ No.878341
>>878332
actually more than 100
▶ No.878347
>>878332
The plural of phone is phones, and LineageOS supports more than 3.
▶ No.878348>>878479
>>878290
NewPipe can do that too now, it's been able to for months
▶ No.878357>>878400
>>878071
Remove the bloat from your phone and try again, or don't use a shit phone.
For me it's the most reliable app for navigation I have ever tested.
▶ No.878400>>892081
>>878357
There is literally no reason why it shouldn't be smooth on any phone over 200$ which came out in 2017, stop making excuses for them.
▶ No.878409>>878422 >>881304
Are there any Android smartphones that work without baseband chip?
▶ No.878419>>878542 >>883207
Conversations is nice if you know people who will use it.
There's a group of apps with circular orange icons that are pretty good. There's a gallery, note taker, file manager, etc.
I use Amaze for a file manager because the orange one lacked recursive searching when I last checked.
>>877949
>>878229
>>878235
these are good as well.
>>878209
>downloading an app to turn on your flashlight
▶ No.878422
>>878409
Anything that supports Replicant should work if you remove the modem firmware.
https://www.replicant.us
▶ No.878479>>878513
>>878290
>>878348
Can the subscription list be exported yet?
▶ No.878513
>>878479
Both apps have functions to export their subscription and favorites lists, and they can import their own backup files as well. The backups seem to be sqlite databases, so one could try to get the data out of them to use in other applications.
▶ No.878542>>878664
>>878419
>>878228
Its a Moto E, it does not have a flashlight.
The app turns the screen white and puts the brightness at maximum, very useful.
▶ No.878546>>878714 >>878837 >>879528 >>884154 >>884163 >>884352 >>887783
Vinyl Music Player is really good.
▶ No.878547
>>878212
They are all website wrappers in the end
▶ No.878591>>878945
▶ No.878663
>>878290
NewPipe has a better downloader.
▶ No.878664
>>878542
and also not really efficient, a big part of the screen backlight is absorbed right in the phone.
▶ No.878678>>878683
>>878088
>Overchan (fork)
F-Droid version is too old. Download the alpha version from the GitHub.
▶ No.878683>>878707 >>878709 >>878783 >>879065
>>878678
Just use Dashchan
▶ No.878684
>>878329
I don't see what conclusion you're coming to, because what he said is false.
▶ No.878707>>878709 >>878716 >>879065
>>878683
Clover is better but i use dashchan (not bad) for this fucking site.
Why dashchan not in F-droid?
▶ No.878709
>>878707
>>878683
I like dashchan Webm is pretty good
▶ No.878714>>878715 >>884154 >>884352 >>887783
>>878546
>Vinyl Music Player
This.
Only good FreeSource Music Player on Android.
▶ No.878715>>878717
>>878714
ddb2 can be easily "pirated" though.
▶ No.878716
>>878707
b/c they don't want to spam f-droid with the chan plugins. There's an related issue on shithub.
▶ No.878717>>878718 >>878731 >>878734 >>884154 >>884352 >>891476
>>878715
Shit interface, no advantage over Vinyl.
Most importantly, it's not FreeSource Software.
▶ No.878718>>891981
>>878717
>FreeSource Software
Nice, don't mind me stealing that terminology.
▶ No.878731>>878733 >>878736
>>878717
I've been considering a term like this too for permissively licensed code. Unlike the GPL, the software produced from the code is not free, but rather proprietary, so it is misleading to call it free software.
▶ No.878733
>>878731
I call it proto-proprietary software, because while it is not technically proprietary yet, its purpose is to end up as it and writing it is donating code to proprietary software vendors.
▶ No.878734>>884154 >>884352
>>878717
>no advantage over Vinyl
hmmm, let me check it then…
▶ No.878736>>878745 >>878773
>>878731
The sourcecode and binaries produced under MIT and BSD ARE Free Software.
The difference is that others have no obligation to publish the source, nor are they prevented from adding any additional restrictions.
As long as the release refrains from doing this, it remains Freesoftware. idk where you got it your information from but its wrong.
▶ No.878745>>878749
>>878736
Wrong. Since BSD does not require making the source available, you can dump a binary licensed under BSD, which is not free software.
▶ No.878749>>878809
>>878745
Then those other versions are non-free, the original is still free. Stop 'pretending' to be retarded.
▶ No.878773>>878809
>>878736
>binaries produced under MIT and BSD ARE Free Software.
No. Let's say Mr. B develops an application under the MIT license. He then compiles it and adds a download for the binary on his website. Users download what you are calling free software. Since that binary is free software by your logic, how do people use their freedom to modify the software. They don't have the source code for it.
▶ No.878783>>891411
>>878683
Dashchan does not support Hispachan.
▶ No.878809>>878857 >>878863
>>878749
>>878773
Look, if you're going to be retarded, don't pick something that can be easily googled to sperg about.
>He then compiles it and adds a download for the binary on his website.
Like I said: If his binary is identical to the source version that's publicly available, it's still FreeSoftware. Otherwise it isn't
▶ No.878857
>>878809
>source version that's publicly available
I never said that Mr. B made the code public.
▶ No.878863
>>878809
>Like I said: If his binary is identical to the source version that's publicly available, it's still FreeSoftware.
Why is it so hard to mirror the source code together with the binary?
▶ No.878864>>878930
>There are still no archiver programs on F-Droid
Amaze is a great file browser, but native support for a lot of compression formats is dodgy as fuck
▶ No.878930>>878983
>>878864
There's no good network file browser either.
>but native support for a lot of compression formats is dodgy as fuck
Y-you could install termux and do it from the c-command line...
▶ No.878945
Forecastie
Odyssey
>>878591
Feeder
▶ No.878948>>878949 >>880797
>>87795
>Orfox, Orbot
Does anyone else get the impression that the Guardian repo apps are somewhat carelessly produced? Orbot's log messages seem vaguely inconsistent to me every time I run it, it once or twice it changed the language of one of its dialogs out of nowhere IIRC, the release archive on its website was inconsistently named as well last I checked, and the description of the ObscuraCam app mistakenly refers to it as "Orweb," which I'm not even sure is an active app anymore. (Not to mention that they can't even decide if to use asterisks or trans-ASCII chars for stars in their descriptions.) Together, it kind of undermines the gravity of that Guardian project.
>878229
>>t.not a newpipe dev or shill, i just genuinely like the piece of software
There's hardly anything wrong with shilling for libre software.
>>878083
>Firefox Klar
It's pretty, but I recently realized, by accident, that it identifies you by the "accept language" header. I would like a privacy-oriented browser to unify such data (which they already kind of have done with respect to UA -- they unified "Klar" and "Focus" in it), at least optionally. It's not useless if you Torify Klar.
>>878056
>k9mail
The ultimately probably innocuous fact that it is apparently derived from a Google app notwithstanding, I hate the design pattern that locks me out of the application's core interface before I set something (ie. an email account) up. I want to check it out and look around before I blindly feed it my data. Much of my trust towards an app comes from judging the stability and literacy of its UI.
▶ No.878949
>>878948
How did I fuck up my quotes so bad.
>>877956 >>878229
▶ No.878957>>881188
I wish I knew half the shit this thread was talking about.
▶ No.878974
Newpipe is my number favorite app on there.
F|L|OSS Browser is good, I use it along side my Yalp Store downloaded version of Brave.
I just wish Dashchan was on there or had a repo.
▶ No.878975>>879025
telegram, connectbot, termux, materialistic
those are ones i use, at least
▶ No.878983>>878999 >>885682 >>919178
>>878930
>Y-you could install termux and do it from the c-command line...
>Using the command line on anything without a proper keyboard
Jesus Christ how horrifying
▶ No.878999>>879033
>>878983
I use a bluetooth keyboard when there is an emergency and I need to use emacs / ssh.
▶ No.879025>>879149
>>878975
>telegram
>proprietary and centralized servers
use GNU Ring.
▶ No.879027
Dns66 is a pretty cool adblock solution for unrooted phones.
▶ No.879033>>879069 >>884352
>>878999
>bluetooth
botnet
>>878837
does it always do true gapless playback?
does it support ReplayGain tags?
does it do high quality resampling when the hardware doesn't really support the sample rate of your files?
does it do proper dithering when converting to 16 bits?
does it support less mainstream formats such as Musepack?
▶ No.879065>>879419
>>878065
Has OsmAnd improved over the years? Last time I tried using it I couldn't even search addresses. It would only let me use cross streets which I then needed GMaps to look up. At that point I was better off sticking to GMaps for directions.
>>878683
>>878707
When will Dashchan add hooktube embed support? I'm not too concerned because I mostly browse at home, but when I am using my phone, seeing posts referencing an embed that isn't showing is annoying.
▶ No.879069>>879071 >>879078
>>879033
>botnet
android is already botnet.
▶ No.879071>>879146 >>879167
>>879069
android per se is not botnet, it's just usually installed on shit devices and with (((vendor))) additions, but there's also LineageOS for example.
▶ No.879078
>>879069
> botnet
> android
Google
▶ No.879146>>879166
>>879071
Lineage OS != Android
▶ No.879149>>879165
>>879025
> GNU Ring
they don't support adding people by usernames
i'd use wire but it's shit with group chats
▶ No.879165
>>879149
Except they do...
▶ No.879166
>>879146
what's your point?
▶ No.879167>>879169
>>879071
Panjeet rom is also botnet. Even if it wasn't it wouldn't matter since all cellular devices track you at all times.
▶ No.879169>>879194 >>887404
>>879167
>what is airplane mode
▶ No.879193>>879200 >>879202
▶ No.879195>>879199
>>879194
so you knew about it but are pretending to not know? nice trollin' bro.
▶ No.879199>>879202 >>879437 >>887404
>>879195
Airplane mode doesn't do shit anon. Why is it that I can go into some remote area hundreds of kilometers away from any sort of civlization with zero phone service, yet I can convientely still call people for 'emergencies'.
▶ No.879200>>879224 >>892108
Is anyone else using silence? Is there any better alternative to the default messaging program?
>>879193
yes
▶ No.879202>>879224
>>879193
it's shit, a lot of bugs and outdated
use regular firefox
>>879199
it first disables airplane mode.
calls cannot be made while it's enabled, this is not an exception.
▶ No.879203>>879210
▶ No.879210
>>879203
I don't know why i have it. It's the most reddit genre behind yookale shit and 80s synth.
▶ No.879224>>879420
>>879200
>>879202
What about Fennec?
▶ No.879232>>879413
NewPipe, Yalp store, Twidere, FastHub-libre, Slide,Odyssey, Cythara, Firefox Klare, Orbot, I2P, VLC, USB Mountr, Termux and Maps
▶ No.879413>>879812
>>879232
What is the difference between focus and klare? except disabled user activity by default
▶ No.879419>>879639 >>881312
>>879065
I only use OsmAnd and totally ditched gmaps, it's perfect and I don't even live in a populated/well-mapped zone
▶ No.879420>>879424 >>879526 >>907500
>>879224
I use fennec and it's fantastic. Stopped using icecat because it was slow
▶ No.879424>>879440 >>879526
>>879420
>fennec
No adblock :-(
You can post a screenshot?
▶ No.879437>>887404
>>879199
>Airplane mode doesn't do shit anon
Yes, it does. It turns off the antennas in your phone. Said antennas cause interference and introduce noise to readings in several specialized equipment (back in the day planes were susceptible for this, hence "plane mode".)
You can easily check this by placing your phone besides a big speaker and then making a call. If the phone is not in airplane mode, you will hear interference in the speaker. If it is, you won't hear anything.
>Why is it that I can go into some remote area hundreds of kilometers away from any sort of civlization with zero phone service, yet I can convientely still call people for 'emergencies'.
You can't. You can only call emergency numbers in the US and Europe because they put special infrastructure for emergency calls (and even then good luck making that call if there is, indeed, zero phone service in that area.)
▶ No.879440
>>879424
uBlock Origin works. Too bad Fennec doesn't have an AMOLED theme.
▶ No.879525
▶ No.879526>>879541 >>879569
>>879424
>>879420
How is Fennec different from Firefox?
Does the owner need me to whip up a new logo? His looks awful...
▶ No.879528
▶ No.879541
>>879526
They take Firefox and remove all the "nonfree" code (Pocket, Telemetry and EME support.)
It's like IceCat, the difference being that GNUzilla is more sensible and forks the ESR release, while Fennec forks the regular release channel.
▶ No.879569
>>879526
>Does the owner need me to whip up a new logo? His looks awful...
I started to make one before realizing that it's an official mozilla logo and they don't do the flat icons.
▶ No.879639>>879644
>>878228
maps.me is free software
>>879419
I have even contributed to OSM recently, correcting my whole quarter and adding details to the city
▶ No.879644
>>879639
>maps.me is free software
it's still botnet because it reports to mail.ru servers
▶ No.879649
▶ No.879812
>>879413
Klare is just the name for Focus in Germany.
▶ No.879986>>896789 >>918906
I know it's datamining thread, but who cares.
▶ No.880797
>>878948
>The ultimately probably innocuous fact that it is apparently derived from a Google app notwithstanding, I hate the design pattern that locks me out of the application's core interface before I set something (ie. an email account) up. I want to check it out and look around before I blindly feed it my data. Much of my trust towards an app comes from judging the stability and literacy of its UI.
I think you can be a bit more pedantic and pompous if you truly put yourself to it. Keep practicing.
▶ No.881184
>>878837
Wow, it's even better than Odyssey
▶ No.881186
MicroG is pretty cool, it replaces Play Services with libre software. The repo is: https://microg.org/fdroid/repo
Go to Settings->Repositories->+ to add it.
▶ No.881188>>881254
>>878957
F-droid is an app store for Android that contains only free as in freedom software, you can download it here:
https://f-droid.org/en/
▶ No.881254>>881300 >>881412
>>881188
Okay, I checked it, not your post, the Fdroid repository. Packages are not compiled and signed by developers. And there is no way to prove their authenticity otherwise. Seems like an outright honeypot to me. Dumb noobuntuers "yay, we fucking love package maynagers wazing wo-hoo! ding!" thought this was a good enough idea. Let me explain what's wrong: when I use a distribution like Debian, I trust it's developers with my whole system, therefore I trust them with modified software packages they ship. When using AUR, which is an exactly what Fdroid tries to cosplay, I import every developer's keys prior manually, unless I want myself to be rused by random highschool hackerman.
▶ No.881300>>881325 >>881374
>>881254
>Packages are not compiled and signed by developers. And there is no way to prove their authenticity
It's a real good thing too seeing as how devs could just inject whatever shit they want. It's signed by the repo. Source: https://f-droid.org/en/contribute/
What is going on with the influx of retards into /tech/ recently?
People that insist that web browsers are "leaking IPs to web servers" or that the guy saying MIT license isn't freesoftware because it's not copy left.
How about the retard who thinks he needs to re-license his publicly avalible GPL program as proprietary in order to sell it for money.
Why is /tech/ flooded with gypsy niggers making 20 posts per thread?
▶ No.881304>>881374
>>878409
Yeah. They're called "tablets".
▶ No.881312>>881374
>>879419
Unfortunately Osmand isn't useful day-to-day for those of us who rely on public transit in many cities. I'd love to ditch all things google for good, but I don't really have the option to not use google maps unless I download the schedule PDFs of all 189 bus and train routes in my city and manually work out connecting schedules. Even my city's official transit app is just a google maps wrapper, and every single transit schedule app on F-droid does not support my city at all.
Though I do love and heavily rely on Osmand when travelling. That offline map functionality is just glorious. It's saved my bacon more than once.
▶ No.881325>>881361 >>881374 >>905564
>>881300
>It's a real good thing too seeing as how devs could just inject whatever shit they want.
A-fucking-men to that! There's all too many real-world examples of developers (particularly on the Play Store) selling out to some random Chinese data-mining company, and those Chinese companies pushing out super-sketchy updates since they now have the signing keys. Chinafire selling SuperSU to CCMT, anyone?
I'll take F-Droid's "we repo devs compile all, we repo devs sign all, we repo devs are god" approach over the fucking Play Store's "lol, feel free to sell out for a quick buck at the expense of your users" bullshit anyday.
▶ No.881361>>881364 >>887449 >>905566
>>881325
Wait, what am I going to use now if supersu is niggered ?
▶ No.881364>>881493 >>887703
>>881361
Its been fucked for at least 2 years at this point anon.
<Not just installing your own statically linked su binary
Magisk has been the least shit alternative for a while now.
▶ No.881374>>881430
>>881300
>doesn't know about reproducible builds
>calls others gypsy niggers
>>881325
See above. Fdrod has Telegram with proprietary dependencies and no one gives a shit. Comparing developer's redistributable files with your own compiled binaries and then signing the original would do the job just right. This way package manager ensures that files are received from Fdroid maintainers, and user-controlled key storage ensures that they were not modified by non-developers.
>>881304
Are you from 2010? Few recent tablets come without LTE. Only option today is hot air blower and steady hands.
>>881312
All cities that have botnet transit planning apps already have a clockwork-like schedules, you won't loose much by waiting few minutes at a bus stop. That's from my personal experience.
▶ No.881412
>>881254
>When using AUR, which is an exactly what Fdroid tries to cosplay
This is an utter abortion of a sentence
▶ No.881430>>885532
>>881374
>See above. Fdrod has Telegram with proprietary dependencies and no one gives a shit. Comparing developer's redistributable files with your own compiled binaries and then signing the original would do the job just right. This way package manager ensures that files are received from Fdroid maintainers, and user-controlled key storage ensures that they were not modified by non-developers.
Go read the description on F-Droid for Telegram. I quote, "Several proprietary parts were removed from the original Telegram client" etc etc. The version of Telegram on F-Droid is specifically described as replacing binary blobs with forked sources that replicate those blobs functionality, or removing functionality entirely if alternatives to blobs are completely unavailable. Aside from using Telegram's closed servers, the Telegram client on F-Droid does NOT use proprietary dependencies.
Show us on the doll where F-Droid's maintainers touched you.
>Are you from 2010? Few recent tablets come without LTE. Only option today is hot air blower and steady hands.
Yeah, this is just completely wrong. Thirty seconds on amazon will pull up a shittonne of recent tablets without LTE, at all price points.
>All cities that have botnet transit planning apps already have a clockwork-like schedules, you won't loose much by waiting few minutes at a bus stop. That's from my personal experience.
How the fuck is that supposed to help with figuring out CONNECTING schedules? Do you have reading comprehension issues? My city is just a little on the large side. When I need to figure out how to get to some place I've never been, I need to plan out a multiple-stop route. Waiting a few extra minutes at a bus or train stop won't do jack shit to accomplish that. Bad weather can screw up those "clockwork-like schedules" pretty easily.
▶ No.881467
Does anyone know of an app for twitch that can popout videos? I found newpipe for youtube but couldn't find one for twitch.
▶ No.881493>>881645
>>881364
>Pajeesk
Just use your roms su binary.
▶ No.881645>>881720
>>881493
what if there's none (you know, not all phones are sold with LineageOS preinstalled), which one to use for the initial moves (to be able to install twrp and finally swap "rom")
▶ No.881720
>>881645
Irrelevant since you are replacing it anyways, even chinkshit will do.
▶ No.882049
▶ No.882052
Blokoda, stop ads befor they even reach your phone. Works for some shitty games ridden with ads
▶ No.882053>>882075
I2p, I scared the fuck out of my sister with it, shared a spoopy video with the tv she was using, great for pranks on people who don't know about I2P prolly like 99% of all normies know nothing of it
▶ No.882074>>882084
Ouroboros seem extremely fast, at least 3 times faster than normal browser not to mention its open-source, im not joke its fast as fuck
▶ No.882075>>882076
>>882053
>TV
You shouldn't play pranks on senior citizens
▶ No.882076
>>882075
You have no clue what your talking about, all my sisters are under 50, nice try
▶ No.882084>>882087
▶ No.882087>>882088
>>882084
Not dead if I'm using it, come at me bro
▶ No.882088>>882089
>>882087
> come at me bro
dead meme
i prefer dashchan
▶ No.882089>>885702
>>882088
>Meme not dead if I'm still meme'n it
▶ No.882093
>>882092
Fuck your promotion of a non-free!
▶ No.882094
Paperlauncher is pretty sweet
▶ No.882316>>882368
>>877940 (OP)
KISS launcher is perfect
▶ No.882368>>882412 >>882448
>>882316
>KISS launcher is perfect
Did they finally fix widgets not working / not updating?
▶ No.882409
>>878071
I'd take the molasses over Google spying any day!
▶ No.882412
>>882368
I use it as an app searcher: lineageOS standard homescreen and KISS binded to the long pressed home button.
Never activated the widget, the mere fact that it exist defeats the purpose of KISS to me.
The only feature that I really want is a grid visualization of the apps, if they did that I think I'll move only on KISS itself.
▶ No.882438
AdAway
AFWall+
Amaze
AnkiDroid
Barcode Scanner
ConnectBot
Flym
Forecastie
Hacker's Keyboard
KeePassDroid
Lightning
OsmAnd
NewPipe
OpenKeychain
PPSSPP
Swiftnotes
Syncthing
Twidere
Yalp Store
▶ No.882441>>882450 >>883448
>>878209
>spaRSS
It's good and all, but I remember having some issues with it, which was solved with Flym.
Pretty much the same app, honestly.
>Tachiyomi
What's the difference with Tachiyomi and Perfect Viewer?
▶ No.882448
>>882368
widgets do work, you just need to restart KISS after you add them.
▶ No.882450>>882461
>>882441
Not him but I'm not seeing the source for perfect viewer, its certainly not on f-droid. The difference though is that Tachiyomi lets you search and view many different taiwanese comic book sites. You can use it to batch download from those sites or just use it as a reader for those sites.
Also I recommend TachiyomiEH instead, it supports more sites and the builds don't break with every update like the one on f-droid does(it can auto-update from github instead).
▶ No.882461>>883448
>>882450
Actually looking at it, I don't think TachiyomiEH will be necessary anymore once f-droid fixes the build for 0.7.0 since the non dev version now supports plugins. Avoiding gayhub would be nice.
▶ No.882647
Anyone else have fdroid crash every time you try to install cameraV? Happens to me and can't install it
▶ No.883207>>883212 >>883221
>>878419
>>878419
Do you know if there's one person or organization behind the "orange circle" programs? I'd love to donate to them. I use their camera and gallery on an almost daily basis.
▶ No.883212>>883255
>>883207
Read the app description on the download page
▶ No.883221>>883255 >>887397
>>883207
simplemobiletools
▶ No.883255
>>883212
>>883221
Yeah, I considered that I could have just looked it up when I wrote it but I wanted to keep the conversation going.
▶ No.883294>>887397
>>877956
>>877967
Fuck MuPDF. Document viewer is where it's at.
▶ No.883296>>883305
▶ No.883305>>887363
>>883296
IzzyFDroid has a lot of nice apps
▶ No.883374>>883392 >>887397
▶ No.883392>>887397 >>887707
>>883374
Firefox
Lightning Browser
▶ No.883448>>883449
>>882441
The only problem I remember having was to import the OPML file, with Flym and SpaRSS.
Besides Tachiyomi I have only used OpenManga. I changed because someone told that it had some nice plugins, and I just discovered that its only in the dev build >>882461
OpenManga also had only a few English sources and a bunch of Russian
▶ No.883449
>>883448
Same story, but with mi manga nu, now I'm using tachi
▶ No.884154>>884165
>>878546
>>878714
>>878717
>>878734
So I checked it.
It doesn't even support Musepack format, which I use for phone listening because it takes less battery than most of the other and is really good.
Re-encoding whole collection just to test a player which, as it looks, is likely inferior? Nope, thanks.
▶ No.884163
>>878546
Seems like solid FOSS replacement for Rocket Player. Thanks for the recommendation.
▶ No.884165>>884169
>>884154
>Re-encoding whole collection just to test a player which, as it looks, is likely inferior? Nope, thanks.
You could just re-encode a few select albums, you know.
▶ No.884169>>884173
>>884165
this would be unfair. I won't detect if it has got any bugs specific to such a big size of the collection.
▶ No.884173>>884175
Is there a way to clear the currently playing list in Vinyl? I can remove a single track in it, but find no entry to clear all tracks.
Also, can it download album covers?
>>884169
Testing that didn't pass my mind. How big is your collection?
▶ No.884175>>884190
>>884173
>Testing that didn't pass my mind. How big is your collection?
last time I checked, about 30 days of sound
▶ No.884190>>884197
>>884175
>30 days of sound
Holy shit are you me? I find that vanilla is pretty good but its just using the native android api's so I don't know if it supports musepack. I can't follow what you said you were currently using though, so I'm not sure what you were looking for in an audio player.
▶ No.884197>>885499
>>884190
ddb2 on android, foobar on desktop.
unfortunately, haven't found anything that ticks all the points among FLOSS. maybe I will make one myself eventually, but this is far from an easy task.
I'm looking for support of most useful formats (and not only the mainstream; this is not hard if decoding is delegated to ffmpeg btw), maximum glitch-proof (not possible on mainstream operating systems because they are not realtime, but it should try hard to never glitch), DSP support (including convolver, good resampler, crossfeed, etc), replaygain support, and everything one would expect from a music player.
ddb2 doesn't meet all of this but it's close.
foobar2000 is almost ideal, but it's not free as in freedom, and it has a couple of stupid limitations which are too hard to explain for those who aren't using it for 8+ years or so.
▶ No.884260
▶ No.884352
>>878714
>>878546
>>878717
>>878734
>>878837
>>879033
I was about to complain about gapless playback but it does seem to work so far.
Thanks for the recommendation.
▶ No.884372>>885498
▶ No.885498
>>884372
From the dev's site on both fasterGPS and NTPsync
"IMHO there is no need for this app on newer versions of android
▶ No.885499>>885565
>>884197
Using foobar2000 for more than 8 years, genuinely interested in the shortcomings you mentioned
▶ No.885511>>885552
>>882092
>parses a single webpage and displays it
>6.9MB
android was a mistake
▶ No.885529>>889136
▶ No.885532
>>881430
>How the fuck is that supposed to help with figuring out CONNECTING schedules? Do you have reading comprehension issues? My city is just a little on the large side. When I need to figure out how to get to some place I've never been, I need to plan out a multiple-stop route. Waiting a few extra minutes at a bus or train stop won't do jack shit to accomplish that. Bad weather can screw up those "clockwork-like schedules" pretty easily.
Don't your bus stops have a list of all buses that go through that particular stop, with all the stops they individually go through? With that, you don't need all those PDFs because you know where to go.
▶ No.885552
>>885511
it's not OS fault you dinghole
nobody stops one from doint it in sub-500kB
▶ No.885565>>886546
>>885499
it cannot do any DSP delay compensation when converting (that is, if I use a filter which has a delay, there's no way to make foobar2000 compensate for it) this results in wrong resulting records lengths and/or misplaced track transitions. the only practical way to combat this is to not use DSP-effects with non-negligible delays. (unfortunately, not all useful effects are possible with near-zero algorithmic delay)
converter's behavior for DSP restarting is really limited; it either treats all tracks as completely separate (thus potentially introducing discontinuities) or treats all selection as one continuous record (doesn't make any sense for converting multiple albums in 1 go; especially given the previous problem); I need to select each album separately to have the desired results.
there's no way to paste items to playlist at the end using only keyboard; I can only paste before the last element. "solvable" by having a dummy silence track at the very bottom.
there's no way (even with add-ons) to let it feed a few seconds of silence before starting to play a track (but not do this on automatic track changes), I have to manually add "silence://2" to the playlist before the album I want to play and start with this. this is needed if the selected output method for some reason may glitch for first seconds, a very common thing actually, especially with wine.
it doesn't save nothing if it is killed abnormally (crash for example), it's a PITA if you forgot to manually save your playlists and settings and crashed it (that is, gracefully quit it and launch again) and crashing it under wine is 100% possible.
IIRC, functionality for editing/adding/viewing embedded CUE sheets is lacking but I haven't seen files which use it for a while as I got rid of them in my collection.
it understands UTF-8 CUE sheets only if they have a BOM (that's really stupid for UTF-8 as it's byte-order neutral by design); if there's no BOM, it will interpret it as some other encoding, often displaying garbage.
it can't read CUE sheets with precision greater than 75 fps (as in CDDA), but almost no player does…
when converting to 16-bit, the dithering is not configurable; it's either on or off, and the amount of dithering is almost too excessive. one can prevent harmonic distortion with a lot less added noise. it's okay for listening anyway, but excessive noise, even when not heard, leads to worse compression efficiency by subsequent compression.
random playback is quite limited; one can jump to a random track, but not to a start of a random album. (possibly solved by addons but I rarely need it, so I don't feel like increasing attack surface only for this)
level matching is only possible by putting ReplayGain tags inside files; there's no way to do it transparently on the fly (automatically scanning files in background as they are added and storing it in a separate DB)
▶ No.885682>>885742 >>886560 >>887367
>>878983
I use one of these.
▶ No.885699
>>878837
Really fucking good, just downloaded.
>imported my playlists from odyssey automatically
watafuk man
▶ No.885702
>>882089
>namefagging deliberately
>fucked up spelling "lol u tk hm 2da bar|?"
>obviously not from here
>>>/reddit/
>>>/facebook/
>>>/auschwitz/
▶ No.885742
>>885682
Still not a proper keyboard
▶ No.885757
>install app
>no dark theme
▶ No.886546>>886577
>>885565
Holy moly, thanks for that effortpost.
The thing with the silence before track play start has been driving me crazy!
Many thanks for the tip with silence://2
I actually started coding a music player with a coworker just to get this feature.
Also with the pasting songs at the end, noticed it too.
I guess it's kinda the effects of getting spoiled. being with foobar for so long only get's us started on the shortcoming, but any other player pales in comparison to the point of being useless in the shadow of the dependable colossus that is foobar2k.
▶ No.886560
>>885682
That's even worse than a virtual keyboard
▶ No.886577
>>886546
>I guess it's kinda the effects of getting spoiled. being with foobar for so long only get's us started on the shortcoming, but any other player pales in comparison to the point of being useless in the shadow of the dependable colossus that is foobar2k.
oh yeah
▶ No.887220>>887324
>>877940 (OP)
Before I roll my own, what is the absolute best text editor for Android with FOSS license?
minimal requirements:
1) Up-to-date look and feel ("material design", native to Android 7.1)
2) stable, never crashes
3) can save&load both to its own private data folder (inaccessible by other apps) and to any other place on the filesystem
4) small APK size, no botnet features
5) can accept text from other apps via implicit intents
I tried a few from F-Droid and each one failed by several of those simple points. Yet I know that it's really easy to do them right.
▶ No.887324>>887370 >>887388
>>887220
It doesn't satisfy your requirements, but Emacs in Termux is perversely much better than you'd expect. It actually has basic touch screen support. I've used it to write non-trivial amounts of text.
▶ No.887363>>890142
>>883305
Can it be trusted?
▶ No.887368>>887388
>>882092
Installed it, realized there's no way to see if an app is free software or proprietary, uninstalled it.
▶ No.887370>>887397
>>887324
>$ pkg install emacs
>[...]
>$ emacs
<Fatal error 11: Segmentation faultSegmentation fault
>$ pkg uninstall emacs
▶ No.887388
>>887367
>>887368
you need to go back to reddit
>>887324
>basic touch screen support
>for a device that has nothing else
▶ No.887391>>887397
Any good free software keyboards beyond HackersKeyboard and AnySoftKeyboard?
▶ No.887397>>887434 >>887453 >>888065
>>887370
Use nano instead if you can't into exporting enviroment variables pleb.
>apt install nano
>nano yourdocument.txt
Use CTRL+x to save and quit.
>>887391
usbOTG connected keyboard+mouse or nothing. The OTG converter costs like 14$, what's your excuse?
>>883294
muPDF is non botnet atleast on desktop. So it would be better to use their libraries on android atleast.
>>883221
simplemobiletools = one pajeet learning to program in pajeetscript. It's nice he keeps it opensource atleast.
>>883392
>firefox
>good
Pick one.
>>883374
Use orfox and force it to not use TOR and use a VPN instead. It still pings the search engine you have set on pressing the adress bar though. I don't think there is a non-botnet webbrowser for android. Someone really needs to port GNU icecat or palemoon to android ASAP.
▶ No.887404>>890033
>>879199
>>879169
>>879437
Unless you're running a non cucked OS such as copperhead on your phone you cannot trust that there isn't a backdoor that can send 4g traffic without you knowing.
If you want to block all signals buy something like this:
https://m.ebay.com.au/itm/Handy-Mobile-Phone-RF-Signal-Blocker-Anti-Radiation-Shield-Case-Bag-Pouch-New-OC/332491430870?hash=item4d6a089bd6:g:W64AAOSwubRXFeeF
I have one myself. Works good.
▶ No.887434>>893550
>>887397
GNU Icecat is on Fdroid
▶ No.887449
>>881361
Lineage OS version
▶ No.887453>>887533 >>888065
>>887397
Firefox is the most feature rich and customizable browser. It may be twice as slow as your average webview browser, but it's better in every other area.
▶ No.887533>>887535 >>887845
>>887453
>It may be twice as slow as your average webview browser
Untrue, Quantum is a considerably faster than chromium, I even went out of my way to test it myself, although I currently use ESR, which is admittedly really slow, but more secure (it was never affected my specter/meltdown), customizable, and doesn't have pocket botnet.
▶ No.887535>>887538
>>887533
>>887533
wait I'm retarded, it does have pocket botnet.
▶ No.887538
>>887535
you can delete the xpi and others from the /features folder and make it read only
▶ No.887642>>907334
I'm missing the "rename" utility in termux. Not the util-linux one, the perl one known as prename. How to get this in termux? Installing Perl didn't work (like in Debian).
▶ No.887703
>>881364
I'd rather create something new than reinvent the wheel.
▶ No.887707>>887748 >>888065
>>883392
Brave is the best mobile browser
▶ No.887774
>>887748
On topic bitch. Fite me IRL fgt
▶ No.887783
AdAway
KeePassDroid
Syncthing
DashChan
NewPipe
Barcode Scanner
Ghost Commander
I'm using K9 mail for email which is fine, but my boss is pushing for us to use html signatures in work emails which K-9 doesn't support. Any good alternatives? I'd rather not install the GMail app if I can avoid it.
>>878546
>>878714
>>878837
What makes Vinyl so good? I've just used Vanilla player because it supported white-listed folders. A lot of players either lack the feature or charge for it. (It also added re-scanning for songs which is great when syncing songs via Syncthing from my desktop.)
▶ No.887785
>>887367
What a strange cat.
▶ No.887845
>>887533
I was referring to the android version. On desktop I can't tell the difference, but Firefox does score worse on some benchmarks.
▶ No.887896>>887939
>>877956
Orbot and Orfox are steaming piles of pooinloo.
▶ No.887939
▶ No.888065>>888194 >>888421
>>887707
Brave is the best option for normies, just install and go.
But I like how AdAway works in the whole OS and gives me freedom to chose any browser.
>>887453
Before Quantum FF was unusable in my phone, but it performs very well now. And that's impressive considering it is a four years old budget phone (Moto E). But I still use Jelly most of the time.
>>887397
> muPDF is non botnet atleast on desktop. So it would be better to use their libraries on android atleast.
Document Viewer use MuPdf to render PDF and it has other libraries to render more formats, like XPS and epub.
▶ No.888194>>888568
>>888065
It does more than just block adds you kike
▶ No.888281>>888622
>>877940 (OP)
>Best apps in F-droid?
apollo
▶ No.888294>>888298 >>888450
whats the best open source file manager with otg support? solid explorer is probably the best but i want one that is actually foss
▶ No.888310>>888423
>>888298
>es file explorer
▶ No.888421
>>888065
>having only one way to block ads
Bitch I've got a VPN that nukes ads, pi-hole to stop them at layer 3 before they hit my network. adaway to block it on my device and deny outgoing traffic, and brave to block it from requesting on the 3rd layer and hiding any on the 7th layer
Try selling me nigger dick enlargements now, Joogle.
▶ No.888423>>888443
>>888310
It was so good. Why did they give in?
▶ No.888443
>>888423
did they change devs? i think they were always chinks, so it was just a matter of time. back when the old es explorer was still a thing, an anon found out the app phones home to china so that was the start if the app becoming adware. normies still love that shit though, i dont know why
▶ No.888445>>888447 >>897958 >>897991
What soft keyboard are you guys using?
I was using Hackers Keyboard but the creator hasn't updated in awhile now and the English autocorrect dictionary is no longer on the Play Store OR on F-Droid and has not been for months now. It seems to have been abandoned.
I am currently using AnySoftKeyboard from F-Droid because it has an English dictionary built-in with some Terminal functionality BUT my biggest caveat is that it gas no function keys like HackersKeyboard did and my autism demands a keyboard that can do everything I could ever potentially need.
▶ No.888447>>888448
>>888445
if any keyboard can replicate the flawless swipe-backspace of gboard i will switch to it immediately
▶ No.888448>>888506 >>897969 >>897991
>>888447
I hear Gboard feels very bloated. I would rather just use a minimalist keyboard that's open source and does what I need. The last thing I want is more Googleware on my phone
▶ No.888450>>893303
>>888294
Amaze is probably the best file manager out there
▶ No.888506
>>888448
it has a built in search bar now which you can disable, and a built in gif searcher too but in my phone it still feels fast
▶ No.888568>>888833
>>888194
Its 2018, you don't need HTTPS everywhere anymore
▶ No.888574
>Overchan (fork)
Become a mobileposter today.
>OsmAnd+
Because if you have google play services and google apps nuked from orbit, and you should, this is the only other GPS app.
>AddressToGPS
OsmAnd+ is SHIT so sometimes you have to niggerrig an "address" by using GPS coordinates.
>Forecastie
M-muh minimalism weather.
>AdAway
Blocks ads except when it doesn't.
>AnkiDroid
You can't learn Japanese.
>Graph89
LARP as a STEM student.
>WiFiAnalyzer
Read everyone's shit SSID and keep pumping more Tx power in your router until it dominates the local spectrum like the six antenna Chad it is.
>NewPipe
JewTube.
>Yalp Store
All of the real apps that FOSSniggers can't have.
▶ No.888576>>888582
>>878837
Does it actually play vinyl records?
▶ No.888622>>888658
>>888281
It is ancient, Apollo used to be the default in Cyanogenmod.
You should try eleven, its the default of LineageOS and it was added recently to Fdroid. The only problem with it is that the devs seem to suffer from the same illness that the GNOME people do and it has very few options/configuration. (All Lineage apps are like this)
There is also Vanilla Music, very nice simple player. It has a better metadata reader, as my library didn't became a mess like it did with eleven.
▶ No.888656
>>878837
>actually fucking supports folder browsing
Holy shit for once a music player that isn't hot fucking garbage. I've been using Hikkiplayer until now but it's only on the Google Play store, not f-droid.
Hikki still has a cuter icon though.
▶ No.888658
>>888622
nah, apollo is like winamp, if anything it could use less features
▶ No.888833>>896217
>>888568
Fingerprint protection and script blocking
▶ No.888848>>888852 >>889104
I recommend Maps (the one that just has the letter M for the logo) searches stuff quickly unlike OSMAnd which takes forever to search and when it does, it's the wrong thing
▶ No.888852>>888856
>>888848
Does it do GPS navigation for the car or is it just maps?
▶ No.888856
>>888852
It can do car, walking, cycling and train navigation. The only shit thing is that it only gives you one route to the location, doesn't show any alternatives unless you add stops at different points.
▶ No.888921>>896724 >>896738
>>87794
>Periodical
>Survival Manual
>Barcode Scanner
>QRStream
>OpenKeychan
>K-9 Mail
>androidVNC
>NewPipe Beta
>Overchan (fork)
>IceCat Mobile
>AdAway
>Document Viewer
>KDE Connect
>Silence
>Open Camera
>OpenLauncher
>spaRSS
>Terminal Emulator for Android
>T-UI
>Search Based Launcher
>Revolution IRC
>Orbot
>Orfox
>OpenManga
>Simple Gallery
>Simple App Launcher
>Simple Calculator
>Simple Music Player
>Simple Calendar
>Simple Draw
>Simple Contacts
>Simple Clock
>Simple Notes
>Simple File Manager
>Simple Thank You
>Units
>RadioDroid
▶ No.888929>>888942 >>888958
guys how do I compile real executables for android
don't care about apps, I want real control
▶ No.888942>>888958
>>888929
>root your device
>make a toolchain for whatever arm/c-library/and a few other conditions
>cross-compile on your computer with said toolchain
>upload program to device
>run it
It's that easy! Why doesn't everyone do it!?
▶ No.888958>>888968
>>888929
Install Termux and then install GCC like you normally would
>>888942
You don't need to root your device though you retard. The problem is Android for security reasons installs its apps under its own user. That's what Termux is for, it basically creates its own root with its own package under its own user, like a chroot but not really.
▶ No.888968>>889075
>>888958
>You don't need to root your device though you retard.
Prove it nigger.
▶ No.889075
>>888968
Just install Termux. It doesn't require root and it runs native binaries.
You can install a toolchain and compile your own binaries once you have Termux, but Termux itself already depends on the ability to do that without root to run at all.
▶ No.889096>>889105 >>889703 >>890119
what's the best antivirus for Android / lineage OS ?
▶ No.889104
>>888848
>based on maps.me
Is it a free and outdated version of maps.me like fdroid's version of Telegram?
▶ No.889107>>889117
>>889105
No, it's most likely to be a refu/g/
▶ No.889117>>889130
>>889105
>>889107
>I know what I'm doing! It won't happen to me! Meme
So are you dumb enough to not stop malware, or more likely you're goddamn kikes, and your jewery won't work on me.
▶ No.889136
>>885529
Orgzly and syncthing, it's a nice combination.
▶ No.889414>>889432 >>889452 >>889767
>>889130
m8, I know of the meme that Linux "can't get viruses". That only exists since most broad viruses target the largest user group--windows. There are still viruses for Linux, and especially many broad/generic viruses for the Android version of it.
I am not like you with "nothing to hide". I protect every device I have on all 7 layers of the OSI model. I wanted a recommendation for to help with Android / Lineage since many I've tried have done much more than block viruses. They are what you guys would call a "botnet".
▶ No.889432>>889452 >>889480
>>889414
>I protect every device I have on all 7 layers of the OSI model.
How do you protect the session layer? Delete your cookies or something?
▶ No.889452>>889466 >>889595
>>889414
>>889432
Viruses are mostly an OS design issue. Android generally speaking doesn't get viruses because every application in Android is installed as its own user. You can't spoof Android applications because the APK has to be signed with a unique signature to even be installed (lest you get the "Package appears to be corrupted" error) because package signatures are how Android determines wither or not the application is already installed. You never even hear about modern Windows getting viruses because Microsoft learned from their mistakes (there are viruses that can disable the Windows anti-virus services but they need to be installed and executed locally first)
▶ No.889466>>889468 >>889480
>>889452
>avoids the question
Seriously. How do you protect the session layer?
▶ No.889468>>889473
>>889466
Nigger I don't know. I wasn't even directly addressing your question, I'm not the guy you're replying to
▶ No.889473
>>889468
>wasn't the same anon
Shit nigger. Just say that.
▶ No.889480>>889482
>>889432
>>889466
>that anon
use encryption and authentication to prevent session hijacking aes-256 gcm works great
or for what you were suggesting, yes just delete the "crumbs", do not allow certain things (or anything) to write there, and only allow certain things to read it.
▶ No.889595
>>889452
Well, I've installed a custom rom (Linage OS) and disabled certificate checking with Lucky Patcher to enable my...ermm.. unapproved apps.
Google won't datamine me, nor will they protect me with the antivirus they put in Android.
In short, apps can be spoofed, and I have some ones I've done myself. However, I don't know how to only disable certificate checking for certain apps
▶ No.889606>>889642
NewPipe is great, im glad you can turn off all the recommended shit.
▶ No.889642>>889658
>>889606
wish it supported hooktube
▶ No.889658
>>889642
It does support hooktube you retarded hooknosed kike.
Go on hooktube look at the embeds
>jewglevideo
Go on newpipe look at where it gets its video
>jewglevideo
They are the same thing.
▶ No.889703>>890028 >>890029
>>889096
If you have a decent device Lineage has SELinux enforcing by default
▶ No.889717
Can we extend this thread to FLOSS programs which aren't in F-Droid?
<Dashchan
<Retroarch
<lichess
▶ No.889767>>889805 >>889894 >>890032
>>889414
>That only exists since most broad viruses target the largest user group--windows
No, you fucking idiot. The most profitable targets are servers (Linux dominant), critical systems (linux dominant) and smartphones (linux dominant). Desktop computers are irrelevant. Linux is just secure by default and getting malware on it requires the user to allow it's execution manually through a super user permission. Getting malware on windows is easy because it's an insecure platform by design.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kZKq7ztKVU
▶ No.889805
▶ No.889894>>889896
>>889767
You fucking buffoon. Those are targeted attacks. Broad attacks are most common on Windows devices.
▶ No.889896>>889992
>>889894
>Broad attacks are most common on Windows devices.
Because it's easier to make malware for it since it's full of security holes.
▶ No.889994>>890009 >>890010 >>890011 >>905572
>>889992
how is an image library susceptible to vulnerabilities? all imagemagick is doing is either reading raw bytes, inflating bytes into raw bytes, or decoding bytes. how can it have nearly 400 vulnerabilities?
▶ No.889998
>>889992
That's not exactly comparable, as Android and Linux are FOSS, and most people find security issues in it through code audit rather than in practice. It doesn't necessarily mean that they are buggier, but that it's easier to expose and fix vulnerabilities.
▶ No.890009
>>889994
Makes me wonder aswell.
I think it's just susceptible to be patched to include maleware in it's libraries, since this happens often.
▶ No.890010
>>889994
>>889994
and that's just for last year
▶ No.890011>>890019
>>889994
CVE exploits include any way to overflow buffers. Those are likely many of its exploits
▶ No.890019>>890098 >>890676
>>890011
>overflow buffers
sounds like imagemagick needs to go low-level and use assembly to make sure certain memory isn't overwritten. sounds fun too.
▶ No.890028>>890029
>>889703
That's a nice feature to have. However, exploits blah blah... I guess I should just diligently check for updates, and I should be fine without an antivirus since they typically only check signature-based ones, and ideally lineage updates patch it.
▶ No.890029
>>890028
>>889703
Then again, having an anomaly or behavior-based antivirus would help protect against 0 days, where Lineage can't help me by definition
▶ No.890032
>>889992
Did you even watch this video? >>889767. windows has more servere vulnerabilities.
▶ No.890033>>890133
>>887404
How do you even test for a backdoor?
▶ No.890053
>>889992
Are you implying that Debian is less secure then Fedora?
▶ No.890098
>>890019
>go low-level and use assembly to make sure certain memory isn't overwritten
you have no idea how programming and computers work
▶ No.890119
▶ No.890133>>890134
>>890033
Setup a man in the middle between the phone and your wifi and inspect all the packets. Although conducting a MITM on cellular would be harder.
You would have to do this with every update and also there could be updates forced onto you that are not even made public. Its best not to track stock Android.
▶ No.890134
▶ No.890142
>>887363
As much as the original devs of the respective apps can be trusted i.e. not at all. A lot of apps include proprietary libraries despite being open source themselves. I just use it to keep some of these, where there's no good alternative, up to date (fbreader, mpv, etc).
▶ No.891158
▶ No.891161
Simple Mobile Tools, they're all great.
▶ No.891411
▶ No.891476>>891981
>>878717
Dude Why do You Type Like This?
▶ No.891787>>891859 >>891969
Is there any app that can decompress zip, rar and 7zip? If not, what's the least botnet alternative?
▶ No.891859
>>891787
Do it from the terminal on Android
Or Joogle which one
▶ No.891969>>896792
▶ No.891981
>>891476
I've found that style of typing to be positively correlated with mental illness.
>>878718
Something like that was originally proposed for BSD and the kiln, but some woman wormed her way into the business meeting and literally pushed them to use the term Open-Source instead.
Edit: Not entirely how I stated it, but not far off:
https://opensource.com/article/18/2/coining-term-open-source-software
▶ No.892081
>>878400
You probably won't see this, but it works fine in my galaxy note (1)
▶ No.892108
>>879200
use signal or telegram
▶ No.893289
>>877940 (OP)
Clip Stack for copypasta lovers.
▶ No.893298
Best topic for discussion I only use yalp store
But sure I will give me more apps
Thanks anon!
▶ No.893301>>893346
>>878071
enable map tiles instead of vector layers you pleb
▶ No.893303>>893323
>>888450
Solid file explorer with lucky patcher
▶ No.893323>>898014
>>893303
>lucky patcher
<surly I will install some shade nonfree program made by literally who
▶ No.893346
>>893301
<just use online maps goy
What makes you think that's a good idea?
▶ No.893550
▶ No.893749>>893765 >>895319 >>903058
I use leafpic to read my vanilla porn japanese comics.
Used quickpic before, but it got cancer, rip.
▶ No.893765>>893988 >>895009
>>893749
Give simple gallery or camera roll a try.
▶ No.893988
>>893765
This. Simple Gallery is by far the best gallery app out there.
▶ No.894963
>>878083
>Syncthing
very nice
▶ No.895009
>>893765
Seconding Camera Roll
▶ No.895319>>900846
>>893749
>It got cancer
What kind of cancer we talkin about fam.
Also anyone know any encryption apps I can use to hide my lewd chinese finger paintings.
▶ No.896217
>>888833
if it has fingerprint protection then why can panopticlick detect specific phone metadata like model/make/resolution and such?
▶ No.896228
Can anyone recommend a good music tracker fir android that isn't botnet? Been using lsdj in retroarch so far.
▶ No.896306
>>877940 (OP)
I remember reading the main developer of F-Droid was having issues with keeping up the project, so he was going to tone it down.
And then, we got the new version which is 10 time better, what happened? new devs?
▶ No.896724>>896738
>>888921
>>Periodical
How do you deal with that? It has a hideous dark theme and the days the period lasts are set in stone. You put in 5 once, it's 5 forever, can't have a beginning and ending day like on Clue. That's not how that works.
I feel fucked in the head for giving away my reproductive information to Clue, but at the same time, I find other apps unusable.
▶ No.896738
>>888921
>>896724
Traps don't have menstrual cycles, you fucking LARPers.
▶ No.896789
>>879986
> Book Reader
Thanks, made me drop Document Viewer because no reflow.
▶ No.896792
▶ No.897282>>897536 >>897685
What's the best VoIP service?
▶ No.897536>>897685 >>897790 >>897844
▶ No.897624>>897644 >>897825
Is there any app for basic photo editing?
▶ No.897644>>897679
>>897624
Photo editor. (Not in f-droid)
▶ No.897679>>897790
>>897644
>somehow editing a photo requires network access
God dammit. Thanks anyway.
▶ No.897685>>897790 >>897818 >>897844 >>898026
>>897282
For normies: Signal.
For us: The Signal fork that doesn't exist.
Some people tried that already, LibreSignal, if I remember correctly, but it died b/c OWS didn't like that a fork uses their servers.
And them there are the actually great things nobody will ever use because no features + inconvenience.
Gaming? See >>897536
▶ No.897790>>897844
>>897679
Afwall+to firewall it
>>897685
>>897536
Thanks m8s. I'll look into these.
Signal is being a bitch and wants my number, yet won't activate even if I give my number and all permissions.
Mumble looks great if everyone already had your server and Mumble installed
▶ No.897799
>hurr I'm a dumb normalfag who never heard of SIP, use this US-based centralized service instead goyim please
▶ No.897818>>897825 >>897926
>>897685
Signal is dependent on Google play services
▶ No.897825>>897835 >>897844
>>897624
Snapseed
>>897818
I'm sure the app they let you download from their site isn't. But since it requires a phone number while Riot.im and Wire can be registered without it, I'd recommend Riot.im or Wire. For a basic IM.
▶ No.897835
>>897825
>Snapseed
Acquired by Jewgle. Disable internet access to it or use an older pre-Jewgle version.
▶ No.897844
>>897825
>>897790
>>897685
>>897536
Ok guys these are great if everyone also installs the app.
I'm looking for VoIP service that can text real Sim numbers
▶ No.897926>>897956
>>897818
They provide the apk at the website.
▶ No.897956>>898002
>>897926
The app does not give you notifications unless you have Google Services active
▶ No.897958>>898003
>>888445
The English dictionary is independently available on somebody's Github for download. Google it.
▶ No.897969
>>888448
You can always install Google Keyboard, pre-bloat one. Also, block it in AFWall+. Great setup.
▶ No.897991
>>888448
Untill ~2016 GBoard was very good, I could run it without problems in my budget phone, but after a big update that added the builtin search functionality it became very heavy
>>888445
Whats wrong with the default AOSP keyboard? The only thing missing for me is the swipe, but any other free keyboard miss it anyways
▶ No.898002>>903273 >>903277
>>897956
Signal has been using WebSockets in the absence of GCM for over a year now.
▶ No.898003>>898005
>>897958
>recommending Google
▶ No.898005>>898008
>>898003
You're right, but, believe it or not, I mentioned Google to hint that the search may not me that easy for other engines to do. I'm not sure if
>Github Hacker's Keyboard APK
would find it outside Google, for instance.
▶ No.898007
Samsung keyboard preinstalled. Where to get the open source aosp keyboard?
▶ No.898008>>898010
>>898005
I meant
>Github Hacker's Keyboard English Dictionary
of course.
▶ No.898010>>898013
>>898008
If it's on GitHub you could just use their own search.
▶ No.898013>>898027
>>898010
It's there as a binary, I'm not sure if its own search catches that.
This exchange is getting ridiculous. Here it is:
https://github.com/LissieTilbrook/HackersKBEnglishDic/blob/master/HK%20_English%20(en)_%20Dictionary_1.3.apk
▶ No.898014
>>893323
People using bitcoin but don't know who is creator.
> if it help me I don't give a fuck about .
> perspective is everywhere
>kid
▶ No.898026>>898030
>>897685
Isn't silence a signal fork? That's what I use
▶ No.898027>>898045
>>898013
I wasn't the same person as earlier, but for what it's worth, GitHub's search does find the repo.
https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=hackers+keyboard+english+dictionary&type=
You were right earlier though as DuckDuckGo didn't find it. But you're better off using StartPage or better yet Searx anyway (both which just proxy Google's results in different ways).
▶ No.898030
>>898026
Silence only offers end to end encryption for SMS to other android users. One of the reasons they removed the feature from Signal was the metadata leakage.
▶ No.898045
>>898027
Don't worry, I don't use Google. Thanks for watchfulness.
▶ No.899468>>899479 >>899530 >>922622
>OsmAnd+
>Do you want to install this application?
>Privacy
>Take pictures and videos
>Record audio
▶ No.899479>>899513 >>922622
>>899468
The first thing I always do after getting a new phone and running a factory reset is to go through Settings -> Apps and then painstakingly going through every single fucking application installed on the phone so I can disable useless permissions like that, and disabling/uninstalling all bloatware. Shit take me 45 minutes to an hour to do every fucking time and it misses me off that it has to be this way. And disabled bloatware is never truly uninstalled.
▶ No.899513
>>899479
> And disabled bloatware is never truly uninstalled.
Root your phone retard and uninstall it.
Or install lineage OS and be dine with it.
▶ No.899530>>899568 >>899570
>>899468
The OS should just prompt you every time when an app wants to access that shit, and you must opt in to allow that automatically without a prompt.
▶ No.899568>>899571
>>899482
>>899530
Should be an optional feature or a concurrent fork tbqh famalams.
▶ No.899570>>899571
>>899530
>what is android 6
▶ No.899571>>899578 >>899589
>>899570
even 6 is ancient now, 7.1 and 8 are the norm
you all should get with the times
>>899568
with these 2MB gifs no one is even taking you seriously.
▶ No.899578>>899591
>>899571
When did this GIF autism begin? It wasn't here less than two years ago when I grabbed that one from /b/.
▶ No.899589>>899591
>>899571
There is literally nothing wrong with GIF.
▶ No.899591
▶ No.899593>>899631 >>900358
Help guys I am tried in hard way and I didn't install gapps .... And microG installed the only issue is location service because I need uber for daily use
▶ No.899631
>>899593
same here for Uber
▶ No.900358
>>899593
Micro g Shamu here
I'm pretty sure they offer some location backend services on install. If not you can find it in micro g app or settings
▶ No.900846
>>895319
>What kind of cancer we talkin about fam.
http://archive.is/iSntH
it got sold to Cheetah Mobile
▶ No.900855
OS Monitor, comfy fir fat fingers without termux.
▶ No.902561
▶ No.903058
>>893749
just import them into tachiyomi??
▶ No.903273>>903277
>>898002
Thanks, I'll try it again. I remember disabling GCM a while ago and it broke receiving notifications, but if it doesn't anymore, I'll be very happy.
▶ No.903277
>>898002
>>903273
Still not receiving messages until I open the app.
▶ No.904267>>904472
Why does f-droid keep on failing?
The latest f-droid on the repo isn't even the same version as the one online.
>sync all repo
>fail (useless error message and code)
▶ No.904472>>904503
>>904267
Works fine for me.
Reinstall after clearing cache and make sure it has all the correct permissions. Also check or settings
UNRELATED
I need a new alarm clock app
One that doesn't need internet access and simple clock from f Droid just vibrates (need sound)
▶ No.904503>>904542
>>904472
Doesn't the stock app work fine? It doesn't need any permissions since it's a system integrated app. Simple Clock doesn't just vibrate, give it storage permissions and select the ringtone you want.
▶ No.904542
>>904503
Holy shit you're right
I thought that just displayed time
▶ No.905560
are there music players with pitch/speed shifting and more features (like removing center channel -1)?
almost all music players are pretty generic
▶ No.905564
>>881325
At the very fucking least, F-droid tells it when the package comes with proprietary upstream/service. F-droid is good but I'd be more happier if they implement some signature stuff so they can't get MiTMd by some bored agency just because "torpedos".
▶ No.905566
>>881361
lineageOS comes with built in SU. Other AOSP forks have too. You can get "superuser" from fdroid assuming you already have (x)bin/su installed along with your botnet superSU (which you should remove after installing f-droid alternative).
▶ No.905568>>906892
>>877940 (OP)
Is there any expectation of privacy on droid?
▶ No.905572
>>889994
It's widely used over servers for making thumbnails, compression etc. Hackers can force it to do something else it's not supposed to.
>upload picture with malformed non-standard packets
>packets contain the exploit
many more. this is just one vector
▶ No.906892
>>905568
F Droid allows you to download only over TOR
▶ No.907019>>907062
▶ No.907062
>>907019
link redirects to http://%20https//grabify.link/I5QZ14
Looks like some service to harvest ips or something.
▶ No.907135>>907300
Some of the ones I use:
- SatStat (detailed GPS and sensor info, also offline maps)
- Document Viewer (manga reading and PDFs)
- robotfindskitten (just a cute toy)
▶ No.907300
>>907135
>Just a cute toy
Let's be real, so is your other two apps
▶ No.907334
>>887642
Use emacs and dired-mode.
▶ No.907482
>>878290
Skytubes has some issues I found was not allowing audio to be played in the background or even a pop up window when playing a video. Also the looking at the right side for comments is a bit difficult because I keep trying to use the left slide but its not that intuitive.
▶ No.907500
>>879420
You can also use lightning browser that is pretty quick as well.
▶ No.908484
>>907121
>>907122
>>907123
>>907124
>>907125
>>907127
>>907128
>>>/test/
Board vol pls delete these posts
▶ No.909079
I don't understand how people are having notifications issues, I'm running Lineage without any GSF and notifications for WhatsApp/Telegram works fine under WiFi, although it works on mobile it drains the battery like a have never seen before, so I had to block background mobile connections for both
I was also impressed that Google Maps works without GSF, I was avoiding installing any Google malware but I just got too dependant on the public transport routing. You can even use it without log in, but will not able to save offline maps, pin locations and have the search history
▶ No.909437
Pocketcast got bought by npr, guess it's time to switch to AntennaPod.
F.
▶ No.914003>>914203 >>919224
Any that can do music composition?
▶ No.914141>>914187
>>878065
>It's called programs you applecuck.
No, it's not, kid. Phones always had the "applications" category long before iPhone was released, and short of that is apps. It's just that nobody talked about those often because all you had there was optional software and most of it was shit.
▶ No.914182
>>877940 (OP)
> Using a phone
▶ No.914187
>>878065
>>914141
Technically speaking, "application," in the sense of "something applied," is a superclass of "program." All computer programs are applications of a computing device such as a PC or a phone, but not all applications are programs -- a phone can be, for instance, also applied as a paperweight, or a projectile to throw at someone.
▶ No.914203
>>914003
Retroarch > emulate Game Boy > run LSDJ.
▶ No.914208
>>877940 (OP)
Leaving this here since I've spend too much time finding out how to do this (mpv <youtube-dl supported url>) on the phone with vlc:
stream(){
termux-open-url "$(youtube-dl -g "$1")"
}
What do you have in your termux bashrc?
▶ No.914218
>>914209
>"reminder"
>sages thread
▶ No.918780>>921615 >>923894
What app would you recommend for reading leddit? Been using Slide util today when I discovered it doesn't display NSFW subs after subscribing to them without an account. That sucks.
▶ No.918783>>918816
>>914209
>Google, being the semi-punks they are, does monitor by default all traffic from any app that uses WebView.
Jesus christ.
▶ No.918813
>>877940 (OP)
Question about termux. After install using fdroid some stuff gives 404 errors (neofetch, ffmpeg). Is that jyst fdroid being behind? Should I use yalp?
▶ No.918816>>919656
>>918783
If you have sonthing to hide, maybe you shouldn't do it in the first place.
▶ No.918906
>>879986
What device are you using?
▶ No.919178
>>878983
https://termux.com/ssh.html
>The sshd server is included in the openssh package and allows you to connect to your Android device over ssh.
▶ No.919224
>>914003
Install Java emulator and find midedit.jar
looked for it http:// www.mobiles24.co/downloads/d/CrbIzWiNRv
not sure if that's the one
▶ No.919330
Does anyone know how to get the perl rename command on termux?
▶ No.919656
>>918816
Such as hiding your money you earned in a bank account.
▶ No.921615>>923894
>>918780
try sync for leddit
▶ No.922622>>922626
>>899479
The first thing I always do is not use it.
It's fucking botnet. Using it would fuck you up.
Booting it up would cause it to get the following info
>gps info (make sure you slide down the status bar and off the gps or is under a -100dBm subway without femtocells)
>wifi networks available around (make sure your home router is off)
>bluetooth networks (make sure your bluetooth headset or speakers aren't around for this weird ass botnet to see or be remotely seen by other niggers)
>cellular networks (if you put a sim inside a niggerified botnet machinery's first boot then you're fucking opsec is dead kiddo)
Do not send any bluetooth file or let it connect to anything after boot then later connect to the internet
It would literally link your new device to your old device like what you see in movies so any part of the debotnetting process is crucial.
They don't read the metadata based from your built in information but the system app botnets would put some niggerified textfile containing all your IMEI IMSI ID with everyapp's permission to see otherwise they would create that harmless 0 bytes file with a fucking obvious serial alphanumeric filename that leads to some form of metadata - apps may have no read/write permission but everyone can access a filename so fuck you and you're already a botnet slave if you had nigger apps then used the niggernet
Yes they do some hacky shit just to build goyim metadata.
Your job is to:
disable all radio through that retarded statusbar switches
(though some really don't like wifi which detects open access networks while turned off so you gotta go airplane mode)
unlock the bootloader and install some recovery because fucking shit
remove every jewgle or chink/ botnet apps by replacing the entire rom build with a more non-botnet friendlier build that says 'fuck you google'
remove the botnet keyboard and other bloat like spellcheck or talkback bub before that install a fucking hackers keyboard. disable it then remove the app and its frameworks and .jar libs and residual odex crap if you're so hax
use a fucking non-retarded build.prop just lurk more about privacy build.prop then do some perf tweaks while you're at it
install root manager without using that niggerified supersu. get one from f-droid in case your rom didn't give you native root
then install busybox f-droid - no premium bullcrap
then install xposed framework
afwall+ - for firewalling all the fucking trash system apps
xprivacy or xprivacylua - if you're modern. this also does similar shit as hijack suite
maybe hijack suite and similar apps that random deface the retarded identifiers to be sure
a fucking decent browser like the latest build of palemoon or icecat apk (lurk more faggot) then install the blender and ublock addon as it fucking werks
after you've installed all your needed apps, you now have to afwall and xprivacy your shit then to be sure clear those app's data in case they were running on background and built some obscure textfilez. also fucking delete all the .odex files and reboot your android though it may take a while if you're not deodexed this means the RAM doesn't have the botnet executables (even if you uninstall the odex binaries still run in background at some level)
protip: use a fucking ext formatted sd card so you can enforce permissions unlike your average FATass filesystem and if your rom can't support ext then open up an issue with a subject: fuck you, ext fs support
if you guys have anything to add, you're welcome. screencap or pasta if you want.
>>899468
obvious cianigger botnet
▶ No.922626
>>922622
another tip is to never shut it down.
just charge it and save your uptime
you never know if the boot sequence is the botnet sequence
also disable shit like amber/earthquake/safety alerts for the opsec phone. better mad than mossad.
▶ No.923894>>923900
>>918780
>>921615
Do you need an account to post?
▶ No.923898>>923900
Did you just fucking ban me
▶ No.923900
>>923898
We're good
Just saw my post was deleted but it's back
>>923894
▶ No.926572
>>878229
Also download audio and vídeo