What lesser known free and open source software do you use daily to improve your life?

henrikx@lemmy.dbzer0.com to Open Source@lemmy.ml – 413 points –

For me it is the note taking/PKMS tool SilverBullet.

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  • LibreWolf, a privacy-optimized fork of Firefox
  • Mull, hardened Firefox for Android.
  • EteSync with self-hosted Etebase, an end-to-end encrypted solution for syncing calendars and contacts.
  • Molly, a hardened Signal fork for Android.
  • Accrescent, a secure, alternative app store for Android. Still in an early stage of development though.
  • UnifiedPush, a privacy-friendly notification system.
  • LibRedirect, a browser extension that automatically redirects you to private frontends for privacy invasive websites.
  • movie-web, a web app that let's you watch any movie/tv show for free. I highly recommend it.
  • Seal, an amazing Android app for downloading videos. YTDLnis is an alternative.
  • Cobalt downloader, a website that let's you download basically everything imaginable from the internet. All kinds of posts, photos and videos from various social media platforms and many other websites.
  • Linkwarden, a bookmark manager that can be self-hosted. Also check out Omnivore and wallabag.
  • ArchiveBox, a self-hosted app for archiving websites.
  • Tube Archivist, a self-hosted app for archiving YouTube videos/playlists/channels.

(I love downloading and archiving stuff lol)

How trustworthy is movie-web in terms of anonymity?

Compared to torrent, i would say it's more "anonym" since you connect to a server instead of other pc.

This is fantastic! Just started switching over to Librewolf and Mull. I discovered xBrowserSync in the process, which is a great way to sync browser bookmarks. https://www.xbrowsersync.org/

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