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Some Tailscale clients are open-source and you can self-host a Headscale server

Njalla and Kyun

Yeah, why not?

KDE Plasma 6

The FastForward feature in LinkSheet should continue to work. If you need a solution for your browser, check out the Bypass All Shortlinks Userscript that you can install using Violentmonkey. There are also a couple of websites that can accomplish the same thing, bypass.city and bypass.vip. I got the information from https://fmhy.net/storage#skip-redirect

What init system do you use on your Linux distro?

At least I’m not aware of any reason. Just wanted to put the alternative out there.

LinkSheet is an alternative to URLCheck

If you need Chromecast support, check out SkyTube. It’s very important that you download SkyTube Extra, not SkyTube FOSS because it doesn’t support casting. You can use Obtanium to automatically grab the latest APK from GitHub. It’s also available in the IzzyOnDroid repository on F-Droid.

Thanks for the suggestion

I mean, yeah, that’s true. But I haven’t heard of many big YouTube/Odysee creators uploading their videos on PeerTube or even entirely switching to PeerTube.

It’s not just the discovery, there’s just not enough quality content.

I haven’t logged into my Reddit account since June.

I never used Twitter, so that wasn’t an issue for me.

I just stopped using Discord, if I need to message someone on the internet I suggest Matrix but I almost never use it.

I mostly use Odysee and Nebula to watch videos, if I need to use YouTube I use alternative front-ends like Piped or LibreTube. I tried PeerTube, but there’s just not enough content that I would want to watch.

The guy who wants his employees to work 100h/week and sleep on the floor in the factory calls others insane. Yeah. I have nothing to add to that.

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It just goes down to personnal preference and some feautures.

Absolutely true

I have Android 13 and when I tap on a link it asks me what app to open, also you can set this within the settings app per app basis.

On many occasions, Android nowadays uses “Verified links” to figure out what app to open instead of prompting the user LinkSheet also provides other cool features that I already described in my previous comment:

It has many great features like the ability to remove tracking parameters from URLs or using FastForward to annoying bypass URL shorteners

Is this like Better Open With?

Yes

Thanks for participating in the discussion. I have to disagree on some of your point though.

You can already download YT videos in LibreTube and NewPipe, speaking about NewPipe, I would suggest using NewPipeSponsosblock for blocking in video sponsors from creators.

I have found the download features in both LibreTube and NewPipe to be pretty unreliable. Seal always works. NewPipe x SponsorBlock is great, I use LibreTube which also has SponsorBlock built in, I just included NewPipe in the list because LibreTube breaks sometimes. But yes, NewPipe x SponsorBlock is better than standard NewPipe. BraveNewPipe is even better.

Aves Libre is a better advanced Gallery alternative with EXIF editing

Aves is a good option, it’s also available on Accrescent. Personally though, I dislike the design of the app and prefer Gallery in combination with Image Toolbox for image editing.

Aimp is a good alternative to Retro.

It’s not open-source and thus not available on F-Droid.

Spotiflyer is an alternative Murglar.

In my experience Spotiflyer has been pretty unreliable. It either pulls low quality shit from YouTube or it tries to download from Spotify and fails. So far, Murglar has worked like a dream. Just like deemix on desktop btw. You can use Deezer Premium ARLs from this guide to log in and download genuine 320kbps MP3s or even FLACs. Never had any issues.

Schildi Chat is a better alternative to Element X, its based on Element but is a lot faster and has a lot more options.

I tried it out, personally, I didn’t really like it. Element has been pretty slow for me, but I never had these issues with Element X.

I try to get most of my apps from F-Droid (through Droid-ify) or Accrescent, but if they are not available, I turn to Obtanium to either download an APK from a website or from GitHub. It also has the ability to update your apps from your custom sources.