My App List (Ex- and import list of installed applications)
Not Updated 4 2 Years Now, But Works Perfect Till Date
Save a list of currently installed or selected applications as XML, HTML or plaintext file. You can restore the applications later after installing a new ROM, a factory reset or even when using a new device. You can also share those app lists with your friends.
Note: This does not make a backup of the app data or the app itself.
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Not Updated 4 2 Years Now, But Works Perfect Till Date
Save a list of currently installed or selected applications as XML, HTML or plaintext file. You can restore the applications later after installing a new ROM, a factory reset or even when using a new device. You can also share those app lists with your friends.
Note: This does not make a backup of the app data or the app itself.
Source Code
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F-Droid
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Scrambled Exif (Remove the metadata from your pictures before sharing them)
Scrambled Exif (pronounced eggsif) helps you remove the metadata in your pictures before you share them.
If you feel like it.
If you don't want the big Internet companies (or whomever) to know where your pictures were taken don't forget to remove the metadata from them before you share them.
To remove the metadata from a picture, simply share it like you'd normally do and choose Scrambled Exif. A moment later, the share 'dialog' will reappear. Now just share with the app you intended to share with in the first place.
Et voilà!
Required Android Permissions:
★ READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE to read the images other apps share with it.
Misc Stuff and Facts
★ Basically, Exif is used by jpeg, which is the format in which your Android camera saves pictures. If you want to know more about Exif, check the Wikipedia.
★ Scrambled Exif also renames the files (this can be disabled).
★ Please don't heavily rely on the data being deleted. Scrambled Exif does its job pretty well, but it could fail. Always double-check before you share.
★ It doesn't really scramble the Exif data, it deletes it. So the name is probably stupid. But I like it. The icon doesn't depict scrambled eggs either. So the icon is probably stupid. But I like it. And I also happen to be a huge fan of eggs. So this app doesn't only have a stupid name and an equally stupid icon, it is also my (non-stupid) tribute to eggs. Especially huevos fritos. Because I love them.
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Changelog
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Scrambled Exif (pronounced eggsif) helps you remove the metadata in your pictures before you share them.
If you feel like it.
If you don't want the big Internet companies (or whomever) to know where your pictures were taken don't forget to remove the metadata from them before you share them.
To remove the metadata from a picture, simply share it like you'd normally do and choose Scrambled Exif. A moment later, the share 'dialog' will reappear. Now just share with the app you intended to share with in the first place.
Et voilà!
Required Android Permissions:
★ READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE to read the images other apps share with it.
Misc Stuff and Facts
★ Basically, Exif is used by jpeg, which is the format in which your Android camera saves pictures. If you want to know more about Exif, check the Wikipedia.
★ Scrambled Exif also renames the files (this can be disabled).
★ Please don't heavily rely on the data being deleted. Scrambled Exif does its job pretty well, but it could fail. Always double-check before you share.
★ It doesn't really scramble the Exif data, it deletes it. So the name is probably stupid. But I like it. The icon doesn't depict scrambled eggs either. So the icon is probably stupid. But I like it. And I also happen to be a huge fan of eggs. So this app doesn't only have a stupid name and an equally stupid icon, it is also my (non-stupid) tribute to eggs. Especially huevos fritos. Because I love them.
Source Code
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Changelog
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Gay Store
F-Droid
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2048
Finally an open source game...
2048 (Android open-source port of the "2048" puzzle game.)
This is the Android port of the 2048 game made by Gabriele Cirulli
It's just a WebView that loads the locally stored HTML files of the original game.
No ads, and no permissions required. Just opens source. :)
I just wanted to make it instantly playable without internet, and with a quick access icon for my smartphone.
It is a bit slower than native code since everything runs in a WebView.
Long touch for 3+ seconds anywhere on the game if you want to toggle the full screen mode.
Source Code
Issues
Contribute Fixes
F-Droid
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Finally an open source game...
2048 (Android open-source port of the "2048" puzzle game.)
This is the Android port of the 2048 game made by Gabriele Cirulli
It's just a WebView that loads the locally stored HTML files of the original game.
No ads, and no permissions required. Just opens source. :)
I just wanted to make it instantly playable without internet, and with a quick access icon for my smartphone.
It is a bit slower than native code since everything runs in a WebView.
Long touch for 3+ seconds anywhere on the game if you want to toggle the full screen mode.
Source Code
Issues
Contribute Fixes
F-Droid
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PDF Converter (Create PDF files)
PDF CONVERTER is an easy to use application to convert Images to PDF. This is basically an images to PDF Converter. The simplicity of this app makes it an ultimate PDF Converter for your device.
Some major features of PDF Converter app:
No internet connection required (⭐)
Smooth and easy to use interface
Takes up only a few seconds
Select images from camera/gallery
Image enhancement features
Crop images before creating a PDF
View PDF files
Delete PDF files
Extract images from PDF
Split PDF
Merge PDF
Convert text files to PDF
Manage your PDF files
Remove pages from PDF
Reorder PDF pages
Share the created PDFs with your friends
Easily manage the PDFs created by our app
Supported input types:
JPG
PNG
...and other image formats!
Source Code
Issues
Changelog/Releases
Website
Gay Store
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PDF CONVERTER is an easy to use application to convert Images to PDF. This is basically an images to PDF Converter. The simplicity of this app makes it an ultimate PDF Converter for your device.
Some major features of PDF Converter app:
No internet connection required (⭐)
Smooth and easy to use interface
Takes up only a few seconds
Select images from camera/gallery
Image enhancement features
Crop images before creating a PDF
View PDF files
Delete PDF files
Extract images from PDF
Split PDF
Merge PDF
Convert text files to PDF
Manage your PDF files
Remove pages from PDF
Reorder PDF pages
Share the created PDFs with your friends
Easily manage the PDFs created by our app
Supported input types:
JPG
PNG
...and other image formats!
Source Code
Issues
Changelog/Releases
Website
Gay Store
F-Droid
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QKSMS (Messaging App)
Replacement for the stock AOSP messaging app.
Features:
Material Design
Themes
Night Mode
Reply to messages without leaving the current app
Group Messaging
MMS
Delayed message sending
Search
Dual-SIM and Multi-SIM phones are now fully supported by QKSMS!
Clean: A beautiful, intuitive, and clutter-free design that allows you to focus on what matters.
Customizable: Use any of the millions of colors to theme the entire app, or any particular conversation. Per-contact notifications allow you to easily prioritize and distinguish your messages. Manual and automatic night mode are great too.
Powerful: Use MMS to share photos, stickers, or join your friends in a group chat. Conversation search allows you to find things easier than ever.
Private: Easily block conversations and manage your blacklist, or automatically filter out spam with Should I Answer? integration.
Convenient: Reply to your messages from anywhere using the QK Reply popup, your Wear OS (Android Wear) watch, or directly from your notification shade (Android 7.0+)
Accessibility: High contrast black theme, and full support for TalkBack and Samsung Voice Assistant.
Source Code
Issues
Changelog/Releases
Stock Messaging App
Gay Store (Pay To Unlock Features)
F-Droid (Full Features Available)
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Replacement for the stock AOSP messaging app.
Features:
Material Design
Themes
Night Mode
Reply to messages without leaving the current app
Group Messaging
MMS
Delayed message sending
Search
Dual-SIM and Multi-SIM phones are now fully supported by QKSMS!
Clean: A beautiful, intuitive, and clutter-free design that allows you to focus on what matters.
Customizable: Use any of the millions of colors to theme the entire app, or any particular conversation. Per-contact notifications allow you to easily prioritize and distinguish your messages. Manual and automatic night mode are great too.
Powerful: Use MMS to share photos, stickers, or join your friends in a group chat. Conversation search allows you to find things easier than ever.
Private: Easily block conversations and manage your blacklist, or automatically filter out spam with Should I Answer? integration.
Convenient: Reply to your messages from anywhere using the QK Reply popup, your Wear OS (Android Wear) watch, or directly from your notification shade (Android 7.0+)
Accessibility: High contrast black theme, and full support for TalkBack and Samsung Voice Assistant.
Source Code
Issues
Changelog/Releases
Stock Messaging App
Gay Store (Pay To Unlock Features)
F-Droid (Full Features Available)
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https://telegra.ph/Why-WhatsApp-Will-Never-Be-Secure-05-15?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Do not know, if to call this cross selling only or hyper ventilated ego. 😂😂
Do not know, if to call this cross selling only or hyper ventilated ego. 😂😂
Telegraph – Pavel Durov
Why WhatsApp Will Never Be Secure
The world seems to be shocked by the news that WhatsApp turned any phone into spyware. Everything on your phone – including photos, emails and texts – could be accessed by attackers just because you had WhatsApp installed [1]. This news didn’t surprise…
p!n (Pin notes to the notification area)
A minimalistic note-taking app utilizing your phone's notification area.
*Take notes and save them as notifications
*Edit pinned notices
*Delete pins
*Hide notes for a specific period of time
The app was build with Material Design in mind.
All notes are stored in the app's database and survive reboots.
How to create a new pin
Start the app to create a new pin.
*Enter the text you want to display in the notification.
*There's a number in a semicircle - that's the number of hours:minutes that the pin will wait for if snoozed. Tap it to change the time.
*Click the circular pin button to create your pin.
NB. the small clock icon on the right will create the pin and immediately snooze it.
Pin notifications
When a pin is shown as a notification you can:
*tap Done - this will delete the pin.
*tap Snooze - this will make it go away for the configured time period.
*tap Edit - use this to change the snooze time or title of the pin.
Show all pins
You can cause all pins - including the snoozed ones - to show as notifications by pressing and holding the semicircular snooze time button on the main interface.
Locking pins
Pins are unlocked by default, that means that you can swipe the group notification away which snoozes all pins at once.
This also happens if all notifications are cleared. To prevent this you can lock your pins so that the group notification and the individual notes it contains can't be swiped away.
Troubleshooting
If your pins do not reappear directly after start-up, open the app because on some devices p!n may not be able to start in background. In this case try to enable 'Autostart' or disable some battery optimizations for this application.
A good resource for more information on this topic and solutions for various devices I have found here.
Source Code
Issues
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A minimalistic note-taking app utilizing your phone's notification area.
*Take notes and save them as notifications
*Edit pinned notices
*Delete pins
*Hide notes for a specific period of time
The app was build with Material Design in mind.
All notes are stored in the app's database and survive reboots.
How to create a new pin
Start the app to create a new pin.
*Enter the text you want to display in the notification.
*There's a number in a semicircle - that's the number of hours:minutes that the pin will wait for if snoozed. Tap it to change the time.
*Click the circular pin button to create your pin.
NB. the small clock icon on the right will create the pin and immediately snooze it.
Pin notifications
When a pin is shown as a notification you can:
*tap Done - this will delete the pin.
*tap Snooze - this will make it go away for the configured time period.
*tap Edit - use this to change the snooze time or title of the pin.
Show all pins
You can cause all pins - including the snoozed ones - to show as notifications by pressing and holding the semicircular snooze time button on the main interface.
Locking pins
Pins are unlocked by default, that means that you can swipe the group notification away which snoozes all pins at once.
This also happens if all notifications are cleared. To prevent this you can lock your pins so that the group notification and the individual notes it contains can't be swiped away.
Troubleshooting
If your pins do not reappear directly after start-up, open the app because on some devices p!n may not be able to start in background. In this case try to enable 'Autostart' or disable some battery optimizations for this application.
A good resource for more information on this topic and solutions for various devices I have found here.
Source Code
Issues
F-Droid
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apps_Packages Info A (Updated ApplicationsInfos with colors & mini-tags)
Quickly show all possible android states for all installed packages:
*SharedLibs & uid added
*Persistent +Stopped +Inactive +Suspended state per app
*debug or test possible flavour
*sdk version (sorting option for Oreo/Pie)
*READ_LOGS if granted
*System app with locked data
ALL ApplicationInfo's classic features
*Full scan classes & trackers via intent/ClassyShark3xodus
With minimum of permissions, this app also demonstrates all possible leaks that can be done by any installed app with INTERNET granted (and closed sources), in order to grab data for profiling.
This app is using parts of XmlApkParser library, which is under Apache License 2.0
Source Code
BitBucket
Issues
Gay Store
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Quickly show all possible android states for all installed packages:
*SharedLibs & uid added
*Persistent +Stopped +Inactive +Suspended state per app
*debug or test possible flavour
*sdk version (sorting option for Oreo/Pie)
*READ_LOGS if granted
*System app with locked data
ALL ApplicationInfo's classic features
*Full scan classes & trackers via intent/ClassyShark3xodus
With minimum of permissions, this app also demonstrates all possible leaks that can be done by any installed app with INTERNET granted (and closed sources), in order to grab data for profiling.
This app is using parts of XmlApkParser library, which is under Apache License 2.0
Source Code
BitBucket
Issues
Gay Store
F-Droid
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Starke Verben (Learn the German strong verbs)
Learn the German irregular verbs, test yourself, follow your progress!
This application does not require any Internet connexion.
The translation for the verbs is available in several languages. If your language is not listed, you can add it by yourself.
The application itself is also translatable.
To translate the app, use Weblate.
Source Code
Issues
Translate
Releases/Changelog
Website (Under Construction)
Gay Store
F-Droid
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Learn the German irregular verbs, test yourself, follow your progress!
This application does not require any Internet connexion.
The translation for the verbs is available in several languages. If your language is not listed, you can add it by yourself.
The application itself is also translatable.
To translate the app, use Weblate.
Source Code
Issues
Translate
Releases/Changelog
Website (Under Construction)
Gay Store
F-Droid
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F-Droid (The app store that respects freedom and privacy)
F-Droid is an installable catalogue of libre software
apps for Android. The F-Droid client app makes it
easy to browse, install, and keep track of updates on your device.
It connects to any F-Droid compatible repositories. The default repo is hosted at f-droid.org, which contains only bona fide libre software.
Android itself is open in the sense that you are free to install APKs from anywhere you wish, but there are many good reasons for using F-Droid as your libre software app manager:
* Get notified when updates are available
* Optionally download and install updates automatically
* Keep track of older and beta versions
* Filter out apps incompatible with the device
* Find apps via categories and searchable descriptions
* Access associated URLs for donations, source code etc.
* Stay safe by checking repo index signatures and APK hashes
Source Code
Translation & Localisation
Changelog
Issues
Website
F-Droid
Direct APK
Privileged Extension
F-Droid Repo
IRC (We are on #fdroid and #fdroid-dev on Freenode. We hold weekly dev meetings on #fdroid-dev on Thursdays at 11:30h UTC, which usually last half an hour)
Repo 01 (F-Droid Main)
Mirror (CyberBits)
Mirror (TetaNeutral)
Mirror (Bubu)
Repo 02 (F-Droid Archive)
Repo 03 (Guardian Project Main)
Mirror (Amazon AWS)
Mirror (Onion)
Repo 04 (Guardian Project Archive)
Repo 05 (MicroG)
Repo 06 (MicroG Archive)
Repo 07 (Nanolx)
Repo 08 (Bromite)
Repo 09 (I2P)
Repo 10 (Izzy Main)
Repo 11 (Izzy Archive {Empty})
Repo 12 (Briar Project)
Repo 13 (Xapek)
Repo 14 (Feinstaub Widget {Kaffeemitkoffein.de})
Repo 15 (F-Droid Mirror)
Repo 16 (Rwth-Aachen)
Repo 17 (Jak-Linux)
Repo 18 (Quasseldroid IRC {Kuschku.de})
Repo 19 (Ono Sendai)
Repo 20 (Steam Gifts)
Repo 21 (KDE.org)
Repo 22 (Zom-Zom Nightly {Error Index})
Repo 23 (RFC Git {Error Index})
Repo 24 (Bubu's {TG Messenger})
Repo 25 (Haagch {Non-FOSS})
Repo 26 (Riot Messenger)
Repo 27 (StoryMaker {Media})
Repo 28 (Tox {Secure Messenger})
Repo 29 (Umbrella {CyberSecurity})
Repo 30 (Monerujo {Android Monero Wallet}))
Repo 31 (Netsyms Tech {Open Source Apps})
Repo 32 (VideLibri)
Repo 33 (C:Geo {Geo Caching Software})
Repo 34 (Eutopia {Signal Textsecure builds})
Repo 35 (Firefox Unofficial)
Repo 36 (Nebulo)
Repo 37 (Trustroot)
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F-Droid is an installable catalogue of libre software
apps for Android. The F-Droid client app makes it
easy to browse, install, and keep track of updates on your device.
It connects to any F-Droid compatible repositories. The default repo is hosted at f-droid.org, which contains only bona fide libre software.
Android itself is open in the sense that you are free to install APKs from anywhere you wish, but there are many good reasons for using F-Droid as your libre software app manager:
* Get notified when updates are available
* Optionally download and install updates automatically
* Keep track of older and beta versions
* Filter out apps incompatible with the device
* Find apps via categories and searchable descriptions
* Access associated URLs for donations, source code etc.
* Stay safe by checking repo index signatures and APK hashes
Source Code
Translation & Localisation
Changelog
Issues
Website
F-Droid
Direct APK
Privileged Extension
F-Droid Repo
IRC (We are on #fdroid and #fdroid-dev on Freenode. We hold weekly dev meetings on #fdroid-dev on Thursdays at 11:30h UTC, which usually last half an hour)
Repo 01 (F-Droid Main)
Mirror (CyberBits)
Mirror (TetaNeutral)
Mirror (Bubu)
Repo 02 (F-Droid Archive)
Repo 03 (Guardian Project Main)
Mirror (Amazon AWS)
Mirror (Onion)
Repo 04 (Guardian Project Archive)
Repo 05 (MicroG)
Repo 06 (MicroG Archive)
Repo 07 (Nanolx)
Repo 08 (Bromite)
Repo 09 (I2P)
Repo 10 (Izzy Main)
Repo 11 (Izzy Archive {Empty})
Repo 12 (Briar Project)
Repo 13 (Xapek)
Repo 14 (Feinstaub Widget {Kaffeemitkoffein.de})
Repo 15 (F-Droid Mirror)
Repo 16 (Rwth-Aachen)
Repo 17 (Jak-Linux)
Repo 18 (Quasseldroid IRC {Kuschku.de})
Repo 19 (Ono Sendai)
Repo 20 (Steam Gifts)
Repo 21 (KDE.org)
Repo 22 (Zom-Zom Nightly {Error Index})
Repo 23 (RFC Git {Error Index})
Repo 24 (Bubu's {TG Messenger})
Repo 25 (Haagch {Non-FOSS})
Repo 26 (Riot Messenger)
Repo 27 (StoryMaker {Media})
Repo 28 (Tox {Secure Messenger})
Repo 29 (Umbrella {CyberSecurity})
Repo 30 (Monerujo {Android Monero Wallet}))
Repo 31 (Netsyms Tech {Open Source Apps})
Repo 32 (VideLibri)
Repo 33 (C:Geo {Geo Caching Software})
Repo 34 (Eutopia {Signal Textsecure builds})
Repo 35 (Firefox Unofficial)
Repo 36 (Nebulo)
Repo 37 (Trustroot)
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FLOSSBoxIN™ pinned «F-Droid (The app store that respects freedom and privacy) F-Droid is an installable catalogue of libre software apps for Android. The F-Droid client app makes it easy to browse, install, and keep track of updates on your device. It connects to any F-Droid…»
RadioDroid (Browse and stream internet radios)
Look up online radio streams at RadioBrowser and listen to them. RadioBrowser is a wiki like approach to collect as many online radio stations as possible. Every one can help by not only adding new stations but also tagging existing ones.
Features:
Everyone can add stations easily (EDIT is suspended because of vandalism. ADD is still possible.)
Sleep timer
Alarm clock
Record streams
Music Player Daemon support
ChromeCast support
Daily backups (Downloadable)
Source Code
Issues
API Bugs/Issues
Website
Backups
Latest
Gay Store
F-Droid
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Look up online radio streams at RadioBrowser and listen to them. RadioBrowser is a wiki like approach to collect as many online radio stations as possible. Every one can help by not only adding new stations but also tagging existing ones.
Features:
Everyone can add stations easily (EDIT is suspended because of vandalism. ADD is still possible.)
Sleep timer
Alarm clock
Record streams
Music Player Daemon support
ChromeCast support
Daily backups (Downloadable)
Source Code
Issues
API Bugs/Issues
Website
Backups
Latest
Gay Store
F-Droid
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Terminal Emulator (Access Android's built-in Linux command line shell. Unleash your inner geek!)
This is a new version of the popular "Android Terminal Emulator" application. Same great program, just with a new name.
Top Features
+ Full Linux terminal emulation.
+ Multiple windows.
+ Launcher short cuts.
+ UTF-8 text. (Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Thai, etc.)
+ Completely free. No ads, no in-app-purchases, no nag screens, nothing.
Quick FAQ:
+ If you are having trouble entering text, try installing the free "Hacker's Keyboard IME". (Especially if you have a Samsung or HTC device.)
+ This app isn't a game emulator.
+ This app won't help you root your phone or change your phone's IMEI.
+ You need to know (or be willing to learn) how to use the Linux command line to use this app.
+ You may want to install a set of command line utilities like "Busy Box" or "Debian chroot" in order to add commands beyond the commands that come built into your Android device.
+ If you get a -505 error when trying to install this app under Android 5.0, it means that some other app is using the same permissions. You will have to uninstall the other app in order to install Terminal Emulator for Android. (People tell me that "jrummy's Toolbox Pro" causes this problem.)
G+ Community: #Android Terminal Emulator
Wiki (Documentation)
Translations
Permissions
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.ACCESS_SUPERUSER
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
Source Code
Issues
Changelog/Releases
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This is a new version of the popular "Android Terminal Emulator" application. Same great program, just with a new name.
Top Features
+ Full Linux terminal emulation.
+ Multiple windows.
+ Launcher short cuts.
+ UTF-8 text. (Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Thai, etc.)
+ Completely free. No ads, no in-app-purchases, no nag screens, nothing.
Quick FAQ:
+ If you are having trouble entering text, try installing the free "Hacker's Keyboard IME". (Especially if you have a Samsung or HTC device.)
+ This app isn't a game emulator.
+ This app won't help you root your phone or change your phone's IMEI.
+ You need to know (or be willing to learn) how to use the Linux command line to use this app.
+ You may want to install a set of command line utilities like "Busy Box" or "Debian chroot" in order to add commands beyond the commands that come built into your Android device.
+ If you get a -505 error when trying to install this app under Android 5.0, it means that some other app is using the same permissions. You will have to uninstall the other app in order to install Terminal Emulator for Android. (People tell me that "jrummy's Toolbox Pro" causes this problem.)
G+ Community: #Android Terminal Emulator
Wiki (Documentation)
Translations
Permissions
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.ACCESS_SUPERUSER
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
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Issues
Changelog/Releases
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Phone Saver (Save files via Share menu)
Ever hit that share button and really wanted to just store the file on your phone? That meme that you send to your friends that would be great in your reaction image folder. That screenshot of that Snapchat that you want to hide in a secret folder.
Well look no further!
Set up any number of locations on your mobile, and save to them with a single click when using Android's share feature.
Permissions
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.INTERNET
Source Code
Issues
Direct APK (V5.1.1.35)
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Ever hit that share button and really wanted to just store the file on your phone? That meme that you send to your friends that would be great in your reaction image folder. That screenshot of that Snapchat that you want to hide in a secret folder.
Well look no further!
Set up any number of locations on your mobile, and save to them with a single click when using Android's share feature.
Permissions
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.INTERNET
Source Code
Issues
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Netscope Hybrid version of Flashify & browser-intercept (without any permission or security weakness)
Flashify Open websites in another browser via Share option
...is a simple utility app that takes a URL from the Share Intent in Android and opens it in another browser. It was originally designed to easily open Adobe Flash websites in a browser that supports Flash but is equally useful for quickly testing mobile websites in multiple browsers.
*Flashify
*browser-intercept shows URL & choice of browsers before launching links from apps.
*Icon Source, Icon Source: GNU Lesser General Public License, June 2011
Uses:
1. android.intent.action.SEND
Via: android.intent.category.DEFAULT, in a plain text format
2. android.intent.category.BROWSABLE
Via: android.intent.action.VIEW, in an inline view
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Flashify Open websites in another browser via Share option
...is a simple utility app that takes a URL from the Share Intent in Android and opens it in another browser. It was originally designed to easily open Adobe Flash websites in a browser that supports Flash but is equally useful for quickly testing mobile websites in multiple browsers.
*Flashify
*browser-intercept shows URL & choice of browsers before launching links from apps.
*Icon Source, Icon Source: GNU Lesser General Public License, June 2011
No Permissions RequiredUses:
1. android.intent.action.SEND
Via: android.intent.category.DEFAULT, in a plain text format
2. android.intent.category.BROWSABLE
Via: android.intent.action.VIEW, in an inline view
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Odyssey Music Player (Music player optimized for speed and simplicity? - Indeed.)
The main focus of this project is to create an music player that is optimized for speed (even with large music libraries).
* For support for this application please open an issue at our GitHub repository*
It's main features are a fast music library (artist, album, file browser).
Features:
* Responsive UI
* Album/Artists/Tracks library
* File browser
* Basic playlist management
* Bookmark support
* Home screen widget
* Basic search functionality
* Colorful Material based themes
* Lockscreen control
* Simple Last.fm scrobbler support
* Artwork downloading for artist/album images (Fanart.tv, Last.fm & MusicBrainz)
This music player aims to be very fast and responsive even for large libraries (> 20.000 songs). To accomplish this we try to follow the Material design guidelines as close as possible with multiple colorful themes.
This music player works best with accurately tagged music libraries. We recommend tagging using MusicBrainz Picard.
Cover images shown on screenshots used with permission from Carbon Based Lifeforms
This software is free software, licensed under the GPLv3 or later license.
Permissions
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
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The main focus of this project is to create an music player that is optimized for speed (even with large music libraries).
* For support for this application please open an issue at our GitHub repository*
It's main features are a fast music library (artist, album, file browser).
Features:
* Responsive UI
* Album/Artists/Tracks library
* File browser
* Basic playlist management
* Bookmark support
* Home screen widget
* Basic search functionality
* Colorful Material based themes
* Lockscreen control
* Simple Last.fm scrobbler support
* Artwork downloading for artist/album images (Fanart.tv, Last.fm & MusicBrainz)
This music player aims to be very fast and responsive even for large libraries (> 20.000 songs). To accomplish this we try to follow the Material design guidelines as close as possible with multiple colorful themes.
This music player works best with accurately tagged music libraries. We recommend tagging using MusicBrainz Picard.
Cover images shown on screenshots used with permission from Carbon Based Lifeforms
This software is free software, licensed under the GPLv3 or later license.
Permissions
android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
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Things You Need to Know About Open Source
Open Source projects can be a great asset, or they can be a curse – it’s all in how you manage it. To be successful in using open source, there are several things to keep in mind, from licensing to updates. And if you ignore any of them, it can cause problems.
Here are some things to consider.
✳️ What is the license?
There are a range of license options for an open source project, and components can range from free to use everywhere to very restrictive. It is important to have someone who is familiar with license types and who can set some guidelines on what is okay to use and what needs review.
For example, are you okay with publishing changes or new code publicly because you used an open source component? https://opensource.org/licenses is a good resource to review common license types.
✳️ Can’t hackers read the code and find vulnerabilities?
Absolutely, but you can do the same thing. Every Open Source component you decide to integrate into your products should be thoroughly reviewed for any security issues. There are tools that can scan the code, or you can use employee pretesting teams if you do not have the expertise in house.
✳️ Are open source projects secure?
This all depends on the project. The first step I take in this area is to do a web search for any known vulnerabilities for the project. Next, I search the code check-ins and comments for the mention of security, vuln, vulnerability, etc. Even if these come up empty I still have a full audit done on the code for any undocumented issues.
Checking other projects that the developers work on is a good idea, too. If the other code is full is issues, maybe no one has reported issues in this code yet.
✳️ Isn’t open source full of bugs?
Maybe, but aren’t you going to test it? You must treat open source like any other code you integrate, whether it be from your engineers or contractors. Have a test plan in place, validate that the code works as expected and check for error handling. Does the code correctly log everything you would need to troubleshoot it?
✳️ Will the developers provide me with support for the component?
This is a big “well it depends.” Many but not all of the active projects have great forums or chat channels and use GIT to track questions and issues. These can be a great resource for support. There are even some with support packages you can buy to give you quicker response times.
All of this is good, but make sure you have engineers who can read and understand the code. Don’t integrate a PERL component if none of your teams work with PERL on a normal basis.
✳️ Do I need to stay on the latest version of the open source?
No, but you should check a new release for relevant security or defect fixes. It is a good idea to sign up for notifications on code changes and bug reports, too. Knowing that an issue exists even before a fix is available can help you protect your products and customers. Your engineers may even be able to mitigate the issue without the need for the latest version from the open source.
Keep in mind that not all projects update version numbers when changes are made, so keeping track of changes and builds will keep you informed.
✳️ Can I use a project that is abandoned?
Yes, but it could have some risks depending on the function of the code. Some of the abandon projects are not abandoned but have just reached maturity and do not need updates.
For example, code that validates a phone number doesn’t need to evolve until we add new area codes or change the number of digits in the number. If the code needs to evolve and it uses encryption, then it needs to be updated to use the latest secure ciphers, and the insecure ones should be removed.
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Open Source projects can be a great asset, or they can be a curse – it’s all in how you manage it. To be successful in using open source, there are several things to keep in mind, from licensing to updates. And if you ignore any of them, it can cause problems.
Here are some things to consider.
✳️ What is the license?
There are a range of license options for an open source project, and components can range from free to use everywhere to very restrictive. It is important to have someone who is familiar with license types and who can set some guidelines on what is okay to use and what needs review.
For example, are you okay with publishing changes or new code publicly because you used an open source component? https://opensource.org/licenses is a good resource to review common license types.
✳️ Can’t hackers read the code and find vulnerabilities?
Absolutely, but you can do the same thing. Every Open Source component you decide to integrate into your products should be thoroughly reviewed for any security issues. There are tools that can scan the code, or you can use employee pretesting teams if you do not have the expertise in house.
✳️ Are open source projects secure?
This all depends on the project. The first step I take in this area is to do a web search for any known vulnerabilities for the project. Next, I search the code check-ins and comments for the mention of security, vuln, vulnerability, etc. Even if these come up empty I still have a full audit done on the code for any undocumented issues.
Checking other projects that the developers work on is a good idea, too. If the other code is full is issues, maybe no one has reported issues in this code yet.
✳️ Isn’t open source full of bugs?
Maybe, but aren’t you going to test it? You must treat open source like any other code you integrate, whether it be from your engineers or contractors. Have a test plan in place, validate that the code works as expected and check for error handling. Does the code correctly log everything you would need to troubleshoot it?
✳️ Will the developers provide me with support for the component?
This is a big “well it depends.” Many but not all of the active projects have great forums or chat channels and use GIT to track questions and issues. These can be a great resource for support. There are even some with support packages you can buy to give you quicker response times.
All of this is good, but make sure you have engineers who can read and understand the code. Don’t integrate a PERL component if none of your teams work with PERL on a normal basis.
✳️ Do I need to stay on the latest version of the open source?
No, but you should check a new release for relevant security or defect fixes. It is a good idea to sign up for notifications on code changes and bug reports, too. Knowing that an issue exists even before a fix is available can help you protect your products and customers. Your engineers may even be able to mitigate the issue without the need for the latest version from the open source.
Keep in mind that not all projects update version numbers when changes are made, so keeping track of changes and builds will keep you informed.
✳️ Can I use a project that is abandoned?
Yes, but it could have some risks depending on the function of the code. Some of the abandon projects are not abandoned but have just reached maturity and do not need updates.
For example, code that validates a phone number doesn’t need to evolve until we add new area codes or change the number of digits in the number. If the code needs to evolve and it uses encryption, then it needs to be updated to use the latest secure ciphers, and the insecure ones should be removed.
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A Photo Manager (Manage local photos: Find/Copy/Edit-Exif and show in Gallery or Map.)
Features:
* Fast find photos by tags(keywords), (sub-)folder, date, geo , title, ...
* Display result in gallery or geographic map from openstreetmap.
* Detail view features zooming, swiping for next/previous image.
* Buildin file manager for photos: find, sort, view, copy, delete, send, ... .
* Edit exif metadata: date, title, description, tags(keywords), geo, rating, ....
* Can handle big image collections (20000+ images in 1000+ folders).
* Uses Android's image content-provider. No initial image scan neccessary.
* Extended photo media scanner for Exif, IPTC, XMP
Required Android Permissions:
* INTERNET: to download map data from Open Streetmap Server
* ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE and ACCESS_WIFI_STATE: to find out if wifi/internet is online to start downloaded geodata
* WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE to cache downloaded map data in local file system and to do file operations with the photos
* READ_LOGS to read and save potential crash-logs to a textfile.
DISCLAIMER Be cautious if you download "A Photo Manager" where the apk size is bigger than 1.5 Megabytes
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Features:
* Fast find photos by tags(keywords), (sub-)folder, date, geo , title, ...
* Display result in gallery or geographic map from openstreetmap.
* Detail view features zooming, swiping for next/previous image.
* Buildin file manager for photos: find, sort, view, copy, delete, send, ... .
* Edit exif metadata: date, title, description, tags(keywords), geo, rating, ....
* Can handle big image collections (20000+ images in 1000+ folders).
* Uses Android's image content-provider. No initial image scan neccessary.
* Extended photo media scanner for Exif, IPTC, XMP
Required Android Permissions:
* INTERNET: to download map data from Open Streetmap Server
* ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE and ACCESS_WIFI_STATE: to find out if wifi/internet is online to start downloaded geodata
* WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE to cache downloaded map data in local file system and to do file operations with the photos
* READ_LOGS to read and save potential crash-logs to a textfile.
DISCLAIMER Be cautious if you download "A Photo Manager" where the apk size is bigger than 1.5 Megabytes
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FLOSSBoxIN™
F-Droid (The app store that respects freedom and privacy) F-Droid is an installable catalogue of libre software apps for Android. The F-Droid client app makes it easy to browse, install, and keep track of updates on your device. It connects to any F-Droid…
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Intent Intercept (Dev tool to view inter-app communication)
This app attempts to intercept as many intents as possible in order to examine their contents. This helps when trying to develop an app that reacts to a particular intent.
Some details of the intent can now be edited before resending it.
This app is forked from Intent Intercept version 2.2.4,224 which is not maintained any more.
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This app attempts to intercept as many intents as possible in order to examine their contents. This helps when trying to develop an app that reacts to a particular intent.
Some details of the intent can now be edited before resending it.
This app is forked from Intent Intercept version 2.2.4,224 which is not maintained any more.
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