What are your top android apps?

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What are your top android apps? - Lemmy.World

My top android apps are : 1.Local send for file transfer 2.Bitwarden for password manager 3. Antennapod for my podcast 4.Seal for YouTube download 5.Boost for lemmy 6.Rimusic for YouTube music 7. Poweramp for local music on my phone 8.Lichess for chess 9.protonvpn for vpn 10.fairmail for email

  • Voyager for Lemmy
  • AntennaPod
  • Firefox
  • YouTube ReVanced
  • Signal
  • Xtra for Twitch
  • Thunderbird
  • Medito
  • KeePassDX
  • Aegis 2FA
  • Just curious how people really enjoy twitch. I can’t spend time just watching people play games or doing stuff while I could be doing things
    I sometimes watch IRL streamers from parts of the world I’ve never been to. I’ve never been to New York City but due to watching streams from a bike messenger I feel like I know the city quite well.

    I’m pretty basic:

  • Sync
  • Chrome
  • Reddit
  • Antenna Pod
  • Guardian newspaper app
  • Google Play Books
  • Libby
  • Why sync over the other lemmy apps?

    I like:

    • customizable swipe left/right gestures,
    • swiping to close a post,
    • being able to set the font size of the different parts of the post list,
    • different display formats for different communities,
    • switching between accounts easily,
    • the markdown hints in the editor,

    I don’t think any of these are unique. I just like this implementation.

    You still using chrome… 😮

    (In no particular order)

    • Threema
    • Brave
    • Bitwarden (using a self-hosted vaultwarden instance)
    • SpMp
    • Notesnook
    • Voyager
    • LocalSend
    • DeepL
    Racoon for lemmy Grayjay for video Antennapod for podcasts
    About the racoon recommendation have you tried other Lemmy apps? Curious what made you choose racoon
    I have tried one other app which was Jerboa for lemmy but found Racoon easier to use so I stuck with it ever since.
    I’m using Thunder.
    Fossify Gallery | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

    Gallery with Photo editor. No Ads, Open-source, Private. No strings attached.

  • Summit for Lemmy
  • Kiwi Browser
  • MPV
  • Moon+ Reader Pro
  • Dantotsu
  • Libre Torrent
  • File Manager(Material)
  • Droid-ify
  • WhatsApp
  • Proton Mail.
  • Proton mail with a proton account?
    Yea? You can only use Proton Account on Proton mail.
    I presume you also have a Gmail for your Gmail account
    No I don’t use Gmail. I have degoogled device. That Moon+ Pro Reader is 🏴‍☠️
    I know moon+ pro reader but I don’t know how people enjoy reading books on their mobile

    reading books on their mobile

    I use big screen tablet. It’s better for me.

    I use Android as my secondary phone, my primary is an iPhone. Though for the past six months, my use of Android has surpassed iOS as the latter is now only for calls, messages and reading emails. For replying to emails, I use a computer.

    I have removed as many Google apps as I could using Canta, as long as the phone is able to boot and function.

    The apps, in no particular order (read: the order in which I can recollect):

    App Notes Droidify F-Droid client HeliBoard General keyboard Unexpected Keyboard Programmer’s keyboard Fossify Calendar, Gallery, Music Self-explanatory Voyager Lemmy client, although not a native Android app Eternity Native Android Lemmy client, although not as good as Voyager Tubular PeerTube and YouTube client with QoL niceties Calculator++ Calculator with QoL niceties Cromite Chromium based browser with QoL niceties Termux Terminal emulator Rethink DNS + Firewall To block ads and monitor network activity Orbot For accessing TOR Emacs Still setting it up on Android, only to browse my Denote repository (which seems the only way I can browse it on any mobile device) Aurora store To install Apple Music Apple Music To use the music subscription from my primary phone Proton VPN Self-explanatory Bitwarden Password manager P.S.

    I finally found a chance to use tables on Lemmy.

    I am kinda of curious, why do you use heliboard over swiftkeys?

    It is the only decent AOSP-like keyboard I could find.

    I am just not comfortable using a proprietary keyboard when I know that I have other options. On iOS, I do not have an option, at all!

    Having said that, I do miss the better swipe gestures and autocorrect ability of the proprietary ones from time to time.

    You can try FUTO keyboard

    Thank you. I did come across it, back when I was looking at alternatives. Though I don’t remember why I didn’t try it out.

    How is your experience with the keyboard? How does it compare with the alternatives?

    Better than Heliboard by a mile. Privacy oriented Keyboard The autocorrect works well and the crazy part is the voice keyboard. Everything is offline
    Thank you. I shall try it out as a secondary general keyboard.