I’m asking if Mojeek is open-source, not Brave search, as it’s has enshootifacation, and doesn’t use it’s own index most of the time while having less transparent devs and its own ad revenue and reward currency which is a scam for the consumer
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- OppositeMeaning@lemmy.worldOPtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•Is Mojeek still not open-source in 2026?91·15 days ago
- OppositeMeaning@lemmy.worldtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•foss android soundcloud client reccomendation?1·17 days ago
Soundcrowd?
- OppositeMeaning@lemmy.worldtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•Your fav FLOSS Android apps to replace proprietary ones?1·19 days ago
If you want a more advanced file manager, try Material Files. They’ve been revived now. If not, then maybe Amaze File Manager. If you really wanna go crazy, WM Keyboard has a built-in file manager aswell
- OppositeMeaning@lemmy.worldtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•Your fav FLOSS Android apps to replace proprietary ones?2·20 days ago
Oh wait, sorry. Pur.ili doesn’t have a source code. Sorry. Use Mojeek or Marginalia instead
- OppositeMeaning@lemmy.worldtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•Your fav FLOSS Android apps to replace proprietary ones?11·20 days ago
Really? You do not even know Fossify? They got a whole suote of apps! Not just file manager, and they are the most famous FOSS Android app suite beside Proton
- OppositeMeaning@lemmy.worldtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•Your fav FLOSS Android apps to replace proprietary ones?17·20 days ago
LibreCuts for video editing Droid-ify as a lightweight F-Droid client Iris Keyboard as a lightweight yet extremely customizable keyboard Pur.ili as a search engine with its own index OpenNavBar for a fully-customizable navigation bar Fossify File Manager for managing files Prism Gallery for viewing photos and videos Lune as an offline music player Pocket Paint for photo editing and paint CoMaps for navigation GeoLibre as an altermative to Google Earth Yagni Launcher as an Android launcher Pimi Widget for weather widget Offline Translator for translating and OCR
- OppositeMeaning@lemmy.worldtoOpen Source@lemmy.ml•Video editing app for android suggestion1·20 days ago
Cutwire seems very good but it’s a bit heavy. I’ve used LibreCuts for a while and it’s very simple but advanced enough for me
Tbh I kinda just switched the Lemmy (mostly) for the sake of De-googling