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animist, in What browser / extensions do you make use of?

On desktop FF I run NoScript and Ublock Origin. The functions of pretty much all the other privacy-oriented extensions are already covered by those two.

On mobile I just use Tor Browser with Vanadium as a backup in case Tor won't properly display a page (and allowing the JS doesn't help).

knova, in Lemmy apps for smartphones

Just got my Lemmy instance set up, I'll be playing w/ the iOS client tomorrow.

dan1101, in What browser / extensions do you make use of?

uBlock, Sponsorblock, Noscript.

DeflectedBullhorn, (edited ) in What are your favorite FOSS apps?

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  • rk96,

    Starred this reply, thank you!

    DeflectedBullhorn,

    Glad you found it helpful!

    kiwi,

    What about using cryptomator on ios requires paying? I’ve only used it on osx before which I believe was free.

    DeflectedBullhorn,

    They charge for the mobile app. I believe it is a one-time fee of $8. It’s a really fair value in my opinion. They even upgraded to 2.0 and let everyone so so for free. No regrets on my end supporting them.

    duckjjj,

    Great list, thank you!

    Regarding photos, which app do you use as gallery? Because as we can see in app store that app (apple) records a lot of data about photos. As alternative I'm using cryptomator. I created a folder in which I move every singles photos from native photos app and manage it through native files app (records few data unlike photos app), but as you can imagine it's not so handy

    DeflectedBullhorn,

    Honestly, I’ve been stuck on Apple Photos, but turned on ADP (Advanced Data Protection). ente.io is the only other option I found somewhat adequate, but I haven’t pulled the trigger to switch to it just yet. I guess I should add that to my list!

    Do you have any specific info on what Apple records in regards to the photos app? Would love to read more.

    duckjjj,

    What do you mean for ADP regarding Apple photos?

    Nope, just based on what Apple indicates in their privacy reports within App Store. For instance, they link these data for each identity: contacts, identifiers and user content.

    Yes, ente.io it's an option. I test it, and works well but it's not what I essentially need: an offline gallery app, security and privacy oriented. Would be great :)

    crdz, in What's actually going on with GrapheneOS at the moment?

    Louis Rossman on YouTube did a pretty good job explaining his side of the story of what was happening with GrapheneOS and the developer for it and why he was stepping away from the project even though it's an amazing project. This was a week ago I believe so I'm not sure what else happened but I guess some communication problems with the developer and the community.

    edent, in Let's Encrypt privacy concerns for private networks
    ThreeHopsAhead,
    edent,

    Not sure what you mean? I don't use Cloudflare as a CDN.

    ThreeHopsAhead,

    When I visit the link with JavaScript disabled I get blocked by a site stating "Please wait while your request is being verified..." and then nothing happens even though the actual site behind that screen displays fine without JavaScript.

    edent,

    Are you using a VPN? Can you share a screenshot? I don't use CloudFlare, but my host does block users which are from IP addresses which have previously been used for abuse.

    ThreeHopsAhead,

    Tor Browser on Android. It happens on multiple circuits with different exits. Not an image by me, but it looks like this: https://global.discourse-cdn.com/cloudflare/original/3X/c/3/c38eaed81c96ac19e4fd5a69d4257445b391927e.png

    edent,

    I don't support TOR, sorry. I got to much abuse from it and its users.

    darkfoe, in Let's Encrypt privacy concerns for private networks

    Depends on your risk profile, really. It'll technically leak out the DNS name your using internally in order to generate the cert. But, to get a cert from anything (if not wildcard) you'll have to do this if you don't want to spin up your own CA.

    jonah, in Let's Encrypt privacy concerns for private networks

    I don't see why you couldn't just get a wildcard certificate that doesn't include any hostnames, if you handle your traffic on a single Caddy reverse proxy anyways.

    xradeon,

    Yeah, solution is just to get a wildcard cert.

    krolden,
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    Yup, wildcard with a TXT record of your reverse proxy local IP does it for me

    pe1uca,

    Ah, got it!
    I'll look into it, AFAIK caddy autogenerates all certs for each site, so probably I'll have to manually create and import the wildcard one.

    tmpod, in What browser / extensions do you make use of?
    @tmpod@lemmy.pt avatar

    Besides the typical privacy-oriented Firefox extensions, I love Sidebery. It's by far the best tree-style tab add-on I've ever seen. Beautiful and powerful.

    Jarmer,

    hmmm, and it says it works well with containers ... I'll give it a go as well, thank you :)

    tmpod,
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    Yes! :)

    You can organize your tabs into panels (little side tabs for tabs :P) and groups (collapsible tab folders for organization inside a panel). You can set colors, set containers, move to panels and windows. You can duplicate, unload, clear cookies. You can flatten trees and mute tabs. You can set up automatic snapshots to manage your sessions.

    You get the gist, it's super powerful.

    paddirn, in Reddit on the verge of eliminating third-party apps

    I use Narwhal daily to access Reddit content and it took a lot of searching through various apps before I settled on that one. If they drop support for 3rd party apps, I’m out, the official app sucks. Can we just get Google Reader back? Everything started going wrong in the world after they discontinued that.

    Krusty, in What browser / extensions do you make use of?
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    uBlock Origin, Bitwarden, Snowflake, Canvas Blocker

    josheron, in What are your favorite FOSS apps?

    For me would be on Android:

    Seal: for downloading any video, specialty YouTube

    ViMusic: For listening to music from YouTube

    Paisa: for budget control

    Read You: best RSS I had seen on Android

    Xtra: Twitch client without the ads

    Quacker: For following Twitter accounts without creating and actual account or interacting with them t all.

    Most of them are on F-Droid and they use material design.

    Let me know if you want direct links. And Droid-ify is the best F-Droid store client out there

    Krusty,
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    I love ViMusic too but the dev seems busy with other projects and doesn't fix bugs like the fake absence of albums 😭

    catacomb,

    Wow, ViMusic is surprisingly pretty for a FOSS app. Seal isn't bad looking either.

    I hate finding an app which is functionally great but completely hideous.

    AnEilifintChorcra, in What are your favorite FOSS apps?

    Some Apps I use that I didn't see mentioned:

    Antennapod

    Element

    Simple Gallary

    KDE Connect

    Mastodon

    Material Files

    Medito

    My Brain

    QBitController

    Showly

    SimpleLogin

    Termux

    Vinyl

    VLC

    I recently decided to try some games on my phone too and found these on F-Droid

    2048

    Blockinger

    Lichess

    Lemuroid

    Flowit

    CCatMan,

    AntennaPod is great. My replacement for Google podcasts.👍

    Slartibartfast,

    2048 is on F-Droid?... Oh no.

    cavemeat,

    Oooh, thank you for the games list! I'm always looking for more foss games

    dallying9468,

    That is difficult to find some players over 2800 on lichess. Do you know another chess apps?

    AnEilifintChorcra,

    I'm not good at chess at all, I only recently learned how to play so the only other website I know of is chess.com but I don't know what their app is like

    AnEilifintChorcra, in What browser / extensions do you make use of?

    On my PC I use ungoogled chromium with UBlock origin mainly for online purchases etc, FF with UBlock and NoScript for email and github type things and Librewolf with UBlock for general searches and my webUI stuff on my home server

    On my phone I constantly switch between Bromite, DDG Firefox and Mull with UBlock on the FF and Mull

    For search engines I constantly switch between DDG, Searx, Startpage, Qwant, Swisscow, Ecosia and Brave and sometimes Google when I'm really strugglingtpo find things but I can't remember the last time I needed it. Its great being able to switch search engines on the fly with FF based browsers and bangs on DDG

    I hate monopolies and being over reliant on a single entity so I try to have a bit of variation wherever I can

    FatalXception, in What browser / extensions do you make use of?

    I run Ublock Origin, volume master (chrome), augmented steam, RES, and Edit this cookie.

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