fennec is good. You can also use the normal browser for sites where you are logged in / trust. And the private tabs for anything else

I can’t find the source right now. It’s about the whole app installation process. They prefer play store. Aurora store isn’t enough. I guess fdroid isn’t good because fdroid signs every apk. Haven’t read it in a while. Iirc, their stance was that every app should have its own updater.

Update: i found a source

Official grapheneos account:

GrapheneOS includes our own app repository client which provides a way to install the sandboxed Play Store. There is no advice for this fitting everyone’s preferences because all of the available options other than our own app repository currently only used for our own apps have major flaws.

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/6758-a-message-for-grapos-developers-whats-your-recomendation/16

Which means all stores are bad.

My bad! Thx.

Grapheneos’ Team don’t support it in tge sense they don’t like it

It’s just an app like any other. No special treatment

You can use a work profile but don’t have to. Grapheneos’ team don’t support fdroid or aurora store, hence they propose installing everything via play store.

Edit:

• There’s no grapheneos account identifier.
• you can use any app you want.
• Usually nextcloud is the go to for cloud stuff.
• you can install play store or use aurora store.

Element doesn’t support sliding sync

Thx. So the first time the server joins the room it’s slow. Any subsequent joins are faster

Why not? I’m not in mhq but why is it different than other rooms?

That hasn’t been an issue for a year if you’ve enabled sliding sync. It is very fast nowadays. Look into element-x https://github.com/element-hq/element-x-android

Confirmed by me

As long as trash like mrbeast is watched by so many people, I have no hope that the broad public will use anything like what we want in the near future.

People nowadays are greedy. Youtube it is.

Peertube etc need a monetary incentive.

On fedora you have to install the codecs yourself 😅

Iirc, Opensuse solves the issue by installing firefox after the OS was installed.

That’s nice. Thanks for the link

Firefox can display x265. Do you use the flatpak version? If so, create a bug report.

If not, search for enable x265 on firefox and install the codecs.

Whats the log in plex?

Yyes.

With Play App Signing, Google manages and protects your app’s signing key for you and uses it to sign optimized, distribution APKs that are generated from your app bundles. Play App Signing stores your app signing key on Google’s secure infrastructure and offers upgrade options to increase security.

https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9842756?hl=en

Iirc, they build the app and publish it for you. “For convenience and security”

My current stats:

Molly: 445 Schildichat: 218

SimpleX doesn’t sound so bad in regards to memory

Thats what they complain about. They can use it. They dont have to. Yes its bad but they mix up a lot in one post.

Banks probably don’t use it google’s signing process.

With Play App Signing, Google manages and protects your app’s signing key for you and uses it to sign optimized, distribution APKs that are generated from your app bundles

You can use google’s play app signing. It’s not mandatory.

Traditionally Fdroid signs every app. Not with the developers key. The future are reproducible builds. https://f-droid.org/2023/01/15/towards-a-reproducible-fdroid.html this is a futuristic app store, not what google has.

Poorly written post …

“Ios still allows us to deliver to ios 9”

It’s a poorly written post. On whatever site this is. Looks like crap.

Matrix like you. Most foss projects are in matrix as well. Matrix call is awesome.

15 years too late

Please proof for “tor is compromised”

If I had to use ios, I’d use adguard but on android linux I can use ublock I usr adguard dns on my samsung smart tv which blocks all built in ads

Thx for the tldw

Mull is reasonably secure for most of the people. Only very high targets need that kind of security

Yes. It doesn’t apply to me. I am no very high target.

It would still need an Android system/kernel exploit to further escape the system sandbox. It is an important hardening feature, but the browser isn’t completely insecure without it

So what? You can go back to firefox for that reasoning unless you are a very very high target

It would be great to hear the implication of that

Thx!

They don’t use the app you’re asking for either.

Maybe look into Home assistant or nextcloud

Haven’t read all. Look into home assistant and a camera that works with it (zigbee?)

https://lemmy.world/c/selfhosted is a good forum

What is it?

https://gitlab.torproject.org/legacy/trac/-/wikis/doc/TorPlusVPN

I collect downvotes 😂

Nextcloud can do it