Apollo - Twitter - Google Reader

Bitwarden.

I used to think the same for WhatsApp, Spotify, Twitter and Apollo but they can all be replaced by alternatives (Telegram / Signal, Amazon Music, Mastodon, Memmy).

I know about Keepass but it’s definitely not as convenient and easy to use as Bitwarden.

I don’t use YouTube app because of ads everywhere but I would have trouble stop using YouTube on my computer.

#1 would be the phone app, pretty handy for calling people in real time. Without it I would have to carry a phone separately, It's become pretty hard finding a phone booth today.

#2 Would be SMS, these are quite handy for quick messages without interrupting something important.

#3 GPS maps, I have the most amazing sense of orientation, that basically guarantees I never end up where I’m supposed to, unless I have GPS.

You may take these functions for granted children. But back in the day, maps were something you had in the glove compartment of your car. Phones were something you had on the wall, with a long wire hanging out of them, to connect you to a wired network. Messages was something you send on paper, put a stamp on, and posted through the postal service.

Of course compared to back then, a smartphone has plenty more clever functions. Like the calculator, which we did either in the head or more complex calculations were done on paper.

But I guess these aren’t what you kids were looking for. But they are actually quite amazing, even if you take them for granted. ;)

A lot of people here are recommending bitwarden. What are the advantages of this over Google's native password manager?

Bitwarden, Firefox, and Spotify.

Firefox, liftoff (slide before) and bitwarden

It used to be Sync for Reddit, Tachiyomi (Manga reader), and Vivaldi (Web browser, formerly Chrome but I needed adblock)

Replacement for Sync is not found.

Bitwarden, Firefox and KDE Connect

Telegram, Google Maps and Spotify.... But really 3 apps is just too few!

Bitwarden
YouTube
Pornhub Brave

Firefox with uBlock Bitwarden Spotify

Fennec (Firefox fork), Tutanota (Email/Calendar), and Spotify (evil proprietary company)

Firefox, Whatsapp and Boost for Reddit (soon Boost for Lemmy, I think)

Mull, pokemmo, and youtube revanced are my go to apps.

1. Tachiyomi
2. 1dm+
3. Vanced(revanced)

YouTube Bitwarden WhatsApp

Calculator, message and phonebook...

KeePassDX, Firefox, FairEmail

Revanced

Meteo Swiss

CFF/SBB app

Bitwarden, Spotify and since 18 days jerboa

Firefox, Signal, OrganicMaps

1. Firefox with uBlock origin (a must for browsing the web)
2. Bitwarden (for passwords)
3. FX file manager (fast and powerful file manager)

Honorable mention to Music speed changer (uses an advanced algorithm to change the pitch and speed of locally stored audio with minimal distortion)

#1, #3, and the honorable mention are Android only. This is a huge reason why I stay on Android.

• AntennaPod
• Bitwarden
• Firefox

Plex, tachiyomi and whatever replaces my rif addiction.

Potato skins mozzarella sticks and jalapeno poppers

1. YouTube ReVanced - I watch a lot of YouTube.
2. Bitwarden - No need to remember all my passwords and autofill.
3. Iceraven (Browser) - It has uBlock Origin along with other useful extensions.

To me it's still Nova. Ever since they were bought out I've been trying to find a replacement but nothing seems to match it feature for feature. Especially on Samsung or LG phones, I'm using Nova constantly.

I just developed a muscle memory to be able to swipe down or up on any app to trigger a specific task. It allows me to really keep my home screen clean.

I've turned off automatic updates to try to limit branches intrusiveness but I'm eventually going to have to move on.

After that kiwi browser or Firefox Nightly. I need at least one of those. Those are the only browsers that allowed desktop extensions.

I guess I would choose with Firefox Nightly as it gets updated much more frequently and isn't chromium.

Signal, Brave and Bitwarden.

Firefox Phone Camera

Seriously phone without phone app or camera would be a photo frame lol

• Liftoff for Lemmy!
• Simple Calendar Widget
• Discord

• Brave (Browser)
• Bitwarden (Password Manager)
• YouTube if we're talking mobile, VS Code otherwise

Spotify

Strava

Default alarm clock app

If it weren't for Spotify and Strava for bike rides, I would gladly get rid of my smartphone and replace it with a flip phone. Life was better before the entire internet traveled with you everywhere you go.

Signal, Firefox, ReadEra (best EBook reader for Android hands down)

Honourable mentions to OLauncher. Super clean UI that makes my phone less distracting and easy to use

• OSMand
• Spotify
• Whatever Lemmy app works best for the moment

wefwef

Blockinger (tetris game)

Musicolet

Can't believe I haven't seen Tasker yet. Firefox and Feedly are my other two!

I'll pick the lesser known ones in my collection:

• Aegis - FOSS 2FA Management
• Shelter - For splitting off work apps and easily disabling them when I get off work
• Poweramp - best music player ever, well worth the price.