Useful toolkit.

The application allows you to search, install and update software directly from the release page of this software in many sources. Why do you need it?

For example, you are using an open source application that for some reason is not available in F-Droid repositories. To update it, you need to find the release page of that application, for example, on GitHub, download and install the package.

This program will do it for you almost automatically. If the link to the release page is known - add it and use it. If it is not known - use keyword search, choose from the output, use it.

https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium

TrackerControl (TC) is an Android app that allows users to track and monitor the widespread, persistent, covert collection of data in mobile apps about user behavior ("tracking"). To detect tracking, TrackerControl combines the capabilities of the Disconnect blocklist used in Firefox and our own blocklist built from analyzing ~2,000,000 apps! In addition, TrackerControl supports custom blocklists and uses ClassyShark3xodus/Exodus Privacy signatures to analyze tracker libraries in application code.

There was created a duplicate of this application in F-droid application (not site, all links from this duplicated application lead to official developer pages on F-droid site also original TC, in the application itself from "TrackerControl" nothing was changed except adding to the main screen a filter of applications working with/without internet, which is mentioned on the screen with the duplicated application.

• Was it worth adding a separate application for the sake of application filter on the main screen and signing it as from "TrackerControl"?
• Can it be considered as something unkind or is it an attempt to update the original application independently?

AntennaPod is a podcast manager and player that provides instant access to millions of free and paid podcasts from both independent and major podcasters. Easily add, import and export their feeds using iTunes podcast catalog, OPML files or RSS feed addresses. Downloads, streams online or adds issues to a queue, with adjustable playback speed, table of contents support and sleep timer. Saves time, battery life, and mobile traffic with powerful automation tools for downloading issues (filtering, time and interval, and WiFi networks) and deleting them (favorites and storage settings).

Created by podcast fans, AntennaPod is a free and free app with no ads or fees.

App features:

• Playback control: widget, system notification and buttons for wired and wireless headsets
• Add and import channels via iTunes and gPodder.net catalogs, OPML files and links to channels in RSS or Atom
• Enjoy a pleasant listening experience with playback speed control, tables of contents, playback location memorization and advanced sleep timer (with shake reset, volume down)
• Password-protected access to channels and issues
• Feature to place podcasts in favorites
• Favorite podcasts by playback history or by titles and notes
• A variety of ways to share issues and channels via social networks and e-mail, gPodder.net services, and export to OPML
• Automatic download control: select individual channels, ban mobile networks, select specific WiFi hotspots, only while the phone is charging and at specified times or intervals
• Storage: limit the number of cached issues, auto-delete and file location selection
• Adapts to your environment through light or dark design
• Backup subscriptions by integrating with gPodder.net and exporting to OPML, HTML

Download

Download AntennaPod from F-droid

AntennaPod community

• Mastodon
• RSS
• Forum

Stable-Diffusion-Android is an Android application that allows users to quickly and easily create images from text or other images.

Technically, it is a Stable-Diffusion client that connects to either your neural network instance (running on your server or Colab) or you can use AI Horde (a crowdsourced distributed cluster)

The app also includes a built-in gallery for storing AI-generated images, with export capabilities.

The download is available through F-droid

Authenticator Pro - Free open source two-factor authentication app for Android. Has encrypted backups, icons, categories and a high level of customization. There is also a companion app for Wear OS.

TOTP (time-based) and HOTP (counter-based) authenticators are supported, using SHA1, SHA256 or SHA512 hashing algorithms. Mobile-Otp (mOTP), Steam, and Yandex are also supported.

Two-factor authentication provides an additional layer of account security by requiring a one-time login code. In addition to a username and password, a code provided by Authenticator Pro is required. So even if your login credentials are compromised, your account remains secure.

Features

• ⚙️ Compatibility: Authenticator Pro is compatible with most ISPs and accounts.
• 📲Import: Easily transfer accounts to Authenticator Pro from supported alternative applications.
• 💾 Backup/Restore: Authenticator backup with strong encryption. If you lose or change your phone, you can always access your accounts. Backups can be saved to cloud storage or on your device.
• 🌙 Dark Mode: Authenticator Pro has a beautiful appearance created in material design style, in light or dark themes.
• ⏺️ Icons: Easily find your authenticators with recognizable brand logos and icons next to each code.
• 📂 Categories: Organize your authenticators by category.
• 🔒 Autonomy with few permissions: Authenticator Pro requires only one permission¹ and does not need internet access.
• 🔑 Security: Set a password and use biometric authentication to protect your codes.
• 🎨 Personalization: Set icons and renaming. You can also arrange the authenticators in any order so they are easy to find.
• ⌚ Wear OS: Quickly view authenticators right from your watch. Note that a connection to an Android device is required. Also, distributions of the F-Droid app are not compatible with Wear OS as proprietary dependencies are required.

The app requires camera resolution to scan QR codes.

Authenticator Pro is currently only available in the F-Droid client via the IzzyOnDroid repository. You must first add this repository to the F-Droid client.

Jerboa is an app for Lemmy, a federated reddit alternative. Jerboa is made by Lemmy's developers, and is free, open-source software, meaning no advertising, monetizing, or venture capital, ever.

Lemmy is similar to sites like Reddit, Lobste.rs, or Hacker News: you subscribe to forums you're interested in, post links and discussions, then vote, and comment on them. Behind the scenes, it is very different; anyone can easily run a server, and all these servers are federated (think email), and connected to the same universe, called the Fediverse.

Geddit is an open-source Reddit client that is designed to be fast, beautiful and simple. Its main objective is to not use the Reddit API directly, but instead use the RSS/JSON feeds to display content. This allows the app to view Reddit without being subject to API limits, changes and problems. Geddit works without a Reddit account, which also means that you can stay anonymous while browsing Reddit, if you are concerned about privacy.

Some of the features of Geddit include:

• View posts, comments, subreddits and users
• View images, gifs, videos and self posts
• Access NSFW content
• View your subscribed subreddits
• Save photos to your device
• Share posts
• Search for posts, subreddits and users
• Support for app links

Anti-features This app has features that you may not like. Learn more!

This app popularizes proprietary network services or depends on them completely