#Changelog: v1.0.3

1. Optimized memory requirements
2. Reduced APK size by 45%
3. Added app sorting & filter
4. Added single click de-nuke option
5. Added option to exclude system app from nuke it.
6. Added in-app updater
7. Fixed cache residual issue
8. UI improvements & minor bugs

@AuroraOSS

App Manager v2.5.7

- [Feature] Initial support for ADB over TCP (port 5555) for non-root users (See about section within the app for instruction)
- [Fix] Fix importing rules from Watt and Blocker
- [Fix] Display Aurora Droid in App Info window as a first priority over F-Droid
- [Fix] Improved performance for component blocking
- [Fix] Fix app op mode detection bug

For root users: if you've skipped v2.5.6, you may need to apply all rules globally in Settings in order for them to work.

SHA-256 checksum: a2c577f84e45584982b0b66805da70739e3655fb4e7c533f6b290686d00b0a01

EasyOCR: Ready-to-use OCR with 40 languages

https://github.com/JaidedAI/EasyOCR

Comments

#ocr #scanner

LibreOffice 7: Why a paid enterprise edition could be a positive change

Commentary: There are rumblings in the open source community that LibreOffice will no longer be free for enterprise users. Jack Wallen shares his take on this and other LibreOffice 7-related rumors.

The RC1 candidate of LibreOffice was recently released. Soon after, something odd was discovered in the About LibreOffice window. It seems the developers had tagged that release candidate as a Personal Edition.

What did this mean?

Of course speculation is running amok with rumors that LibreOffice is no longer going to be free. After all, the open source office suite has always been free and never before hinted at ever not being free. Yet, there was that oh-so-obvious change in the About dialog indicating something was amiss. After all, it's a pretty easy conclusion to draw when said dialog clearly states : "The Personal Edition is supported by volunteers and is intended for individual use."

https://www.techrepublic.com/article/libreoffice-7-why-a-paid-enterprise-edition-could-be-a-positive-change/

#libreoffice

App Manager v2.5.8

- [Feature] Added import/export capabilities for blocking rules
- [Feature] Added ability to select themes (night/day)
- [Feature] Added mode, duration, accept time, reject time for app ops
- [Feature] Highlight running services
- [Feature] Highlight disabled components not disabled within App Manager
- [Feature] Add swipe to refresh in the App Usage window
- [Feature] Added screen time percentage with indicator
- [Feature] Separate instructions and about pages with fullscreen dialog for both
- [Feature] Rounded overflow menu (still incomplete)
- [Fix] Fixed various device/SDK specific app ops issues
- [Fix] Stability improvements of the entire apps
- [Fix] Added ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission to support older operating systems
- [Fix] Fixed deleting all IFW rules when selecting apply global rules
- [Fix] Fixed various searching issues

SHA-256 checksum: a96a40a83d4c052fbb5544693dcf6f8fe3a242e32bd915bcef4e32909f87b86b

pyIDM / PyIDM

PyIDM is a python open source (Internet Download Manager) with multi-connections, high speed engine, it downloads general files and videos from youtube and tons of other streaming websites .
Developed in Python, based on "pyCuRL/libcurl", "youtube_dl", and "PySimpleGUI"

👀 👉🏼 https://github.com/pyIDM/PyIDM

#pyIDM #PyIDM #download #manager
📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_DE
📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_EN
📡@BlackBox_Archiv
📡@NoGoolag

The day you've all been waiting for has arrived. OrangeFox Recovery R11.0 is released!

You can check updated devices in @OrangeFoxUpdates channel and download from https://orangefox.download.

Other devices will be updated after full beta testing. We ask you be patient and wait if your device isn't updated to R11.0 yet. Please don't ask for whether (or when) R11.0 will be released.

The sources for R11.0 are opened and buildable, check out @OrangeFoxBuilding

App Manager v2.5.9

- [Feature] Merged App Info as a single tab in App Details
- [Feature] Added option to reset all app ops
- [Feature] Added option to revoke all dangerous app ops/permissions
- [Feature] Highlight trackers in the component tabs
- [Feature] Added option to save manifest and class dump
- [Feature] Added the ability to grant/revoke development permissions
- [Feature] Added sorting options for components, app ops and uses permissions tabs
- [Feature] Added sort by wifi usage in the App Usage window
- [Feature] Added launch button in the App Info tab
- [Feature] Added never ask option to usage status prompt
- [Feature] Added long click to select apps in the main window
- [Feature] Added changelog within the app
- [Fix] Click to select apps during selection mode
- [Fix] Improved manifest loading for large apps
- [Fix] Get real activity name for activities that use activity-alias
- [Fix] Fixed background colors
- [Fix] Fixed crashing when loading the services tab for non-root users

BTDig

dhtcrawler is a DHT crawler written in erlang. It can join a DHT network and crawl many P2P torrents. The program save all torrent info into database and provide an http interface to search a torrent by a keyword

Source code: https://github.com/btdig/dhtcrawler2
Tor: btdiggwzoyrwwbiv.onion
Clearnet: https://btdig.com

#p2p #torrent #DHT

App Manager v2.5.10

- [Feature] Added 1-click operations (as 1-Click Ops in the menu section in the main window): block trackers, component blocking by signatures, app op blocking
- [Feature] Added support for external apk: Open apk files from your file manager. You can view app details, manifest or scan for trackers directly from there
- [Feature] Added persistent apps filtering option in the main window
- [Feature] Display number of trackers as a tag in the App Info tab
- [Feature] Added a select all option in the bottom bar in the main window in selection mode
- [Feature] Added support for installing/updating apk files in the App Info tab
- [Feature] Added an option to import existing disabled components in the Import/Export settings
- [Feature] Added split apk information in App Info tab
- [Fix] Fixed crashes when switching to the components tabs for non-root users
- [Fix] Fixed crashes on devices that does not support data usage
- [Fix] Fixed crash when trying to view manifest of an split apk

OCR 4

A OCR app that can recognize texts on image.

This App is based on Tesseract 4 and its is first of its kind which is based on Tesseract 4. This app is made possible by a library Tesseract4Android.

🚀Features

-Extract Text From Images.
-Copy data to Clipboard.
-Select any part of Text.
-Based on latest Training Data.
-Recognized 102 languages
-3 Type of data i.e 'Best', 'fast', 'standard' for more info see
-Recognize Maths/equation detection

https://github.com/SubhamTyagi/android-ocr

https://f-droid.org/packages/io.github.subhamtyagi.ocr


#scanner #ocr #tesseract #Android

A curated list of open-source anti-censorship tools

https://github.com/danoctavian/awesome-anti-censorship

#censorship #censorshipcircumvention #firewall #DPI #ISP

LinuxReviews has started building a list of files and their contents from the Intel Leak! Make sure to contribute there if you dig into the leak!

https://linuxreviews.org/The_Massive_Intel_Leak:_The_Files_It_Contains_And_Their_Content

App Manager is now on the official F-Droid repo!

Link: https://f-droid.org/packages/io.github.muntashirakon.AppManager

If you're already using App Manager from IzzyOnDroid repo, you will still get updates from there (which will be faster than F-Droid).

Notice: F-Droid uses it's own signing config to sign an app. So, if you're migrating from IzzyOnDroid to F-Droid, be sure to take a backup of your blocking rules first as you will need to reinstall the app.

Briar is a messaging app designed for activists, journalists, and anyone else who needs a safe, easy and robust way to communicate.

Unlike traditional messaging apps, Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices.

If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis.

If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network, protecting users and their relationships from surveillance.

Briar uses direct, encrypted connections between users to prevent surveillance and censorship.

Typical messaging software relies on central servers and exposes messages and relationships to surveillance.

Briar can share data via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and the Internet.

Briar provides private messaging, public forums and blogs that are protected against the following surveillance and censorship threats:

Internet blackouts.
Metadata surveillance.
Content surveillance.
Content filtering.
Takedown orders.
Denial of service attacks.

Download now!
https://briarproject.org


@AnarchoMemes
#briar #im #instant #messaging #alternatives #p2p #mesh

Telegram is 7 years old today – and we have a present for you. Yes, it's Video Calls. 🎁

Enjoy the update while we go back to doing the three most important things: adding new features, standing up for what we believe in and animating emoji.

Read more on our blog:
https://telegram.org/blog/video-calls

Umami

Simple, fast, website analytics alternative to Google Analytics

https://umami.is

https://github.com/mikecao/umami


#Google #analytics #alternatives #web