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@1nv3n7 Docus - Simple Document Scanner (Scan your paper documents. Organize them in a quick and simple way.) - https://f-droid.org/packages/com.bretahajek.docus

@glitchymatrix app not found

@1nv3n7 OpenScan (Scan documents into a PDF or a bunch of images and share it with your contacts) - https://f-droid.org/packages/com.ethereal.openscan

@glitchymatrix same with this app not found....!!!

@1nv3n7 they belong to other repositories, sorry.. Try downloading aurora droid and enabling the various repositories, you will get an abundance of Foss apps :)

Aurora Droid (An alternative to the default F-Droid app) - https://f-droid.org/packages/com.aurora.adroid

Aurora Droid | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

F-Droid is an installable catalogue of FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) applications for the Android platform. The client makes it easy to browse, install, and keep track of updates on your device.

@glitchymatrix alright sure...will check it out thanks 🙂

@1nv3n7 Open Note Scanner (Scan documents, handwritten notes or arts) - https://f-droid.org/packages/com.todobom.opennotescanner

Open Note Scanner | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

Scan documents, handwritten notes or arts

@glitchymatrix this doesn't work as required

@1nv3n7 DocScanner (Document Scanner and PDF Creator) - https://f-droid.org/packages/com.example.DocScanner

@1nv3n7

I just use the camera.

Can mess with the image a bit if you want(contrast, levels etc.) and even print it (to a PDF doc) using the Gallery
#GrapheneOS

@dazinism cool...thanks bud...how's your battery performance btw... #grapheneos

@1nv3n7
Depends what apps are running, some (eg. element, orbot) can be pretty heavy depending how they are configured & how good network reception is

Often use my phone where others might use a laptop/PC— if I'm getting real serious I use my usb DisplayLink screen (display port doesn't work on Pixels 😒) plug in mouse & keyboard via a usb C hub

Life is somewhat random, can be on the phone all day or hardly touch it

Dont tend to worry about battery, but normally not far from a charge point

@dazinism great... And what browser you use

@1nv3n7
For visiting random links I use tor browser with safety slider on safest - I dont like the idea of my ISP logging everywhere I visit

Otherwise mainly use Vanadium - can long press the launcher & then drag 'open incognito' onto the desktop. Tend to use that for sites that I'm not logging into

Sometimes use bromite

Have neolinker set as default browser, so when I click on a link I get a share screen, where theres a button to copy the url. Paste that into whatever browser I want to use

@1nv3n7
The neolinker thing is only because there isnt a way to directly click on a link in an app, and have it open in an incognito tab.

There is an option in bromite to have it only open incognito, but I sometimes want to use it not in that mode, so found it easiest to do the neolinker thing
(Can also get a Bromite incognito launcher on desktop same as Vanadium)

If you seriously think you may be targeted by a browser exploit attack consider turning off jit in the security …

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@1nv3n7

… settings in Vanadium and/or Bromite. Attacks against jit are the most common browser exploits

This will however make the browser have a more unique fingerprint

Finally bromite has some anti-fingerprnting features Vanadium does not have, but Vanadium makes use of GrapheneOSs hardened memory allocator, so is harder to exploit

Thus ends a complex #privacy and #security seeking #android browser use explanation

A side note—for folks not on GrapheneOS, Bromite is an ace browser choice