Saw some users commenting that we should have these megathreads in here as well.

Recommend and/or request an android app in the comments!

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    1 year ago

    Obtainium is one that I have been using for over a week now. It keeps all my FOSS apps up to date. I have 30 apps added now, and 80% of them are now updated directly from their github page!

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        The easiest way is to look at your Installed apps through F-Droid as it will show both apps installed through F-Droid and apps from the Play Store that are available through F-Droid. You can copy-paste each source link into Obtainium.

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          How did you manage to add breezy-weather? It complains that it can’t find a suitable release for me if I try to add the repo url directly

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          Bitwardens auto sync uses push notifications through Google services, so I’d recommend play store for that one if you use multiple devices.

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            I don’t use bitwarden for much besides copying/pasting my passwords on my phone. I figure its better than memorizing a single password like I used to!

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        I use Obtanium to keep Liftoff and Thunder up to date, since the updates come faster than they do from the Play Store :) Very easy to set up…even if you originally installed from the Play Store, you can still use Obtanium to update going forward.