My top android apps are : 1.Local send for file transfer 2.Bitwarden for password manager 3. Antennapod for my podcast 4.Seal for YouTube download 5.Boost for lemmy 6.Rimusic for YouTube music 7. Poweramp for local music on my phone 8.Lichess for chess 9.protonvpn for vpn 10.fairmail for email

  • Daemon Silverstein
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    6 hours ago

    Considering “top” as meant to be “most used”, I’d say:

    • Voyager, which I’m using right now, a Lemmy client.
    • Tusky: a Mastodon client.
    • Mull: Firefox fork.
    • Firefox (yeah, I have two Firefox installations)
    • Sketchbook: a drawing app, I even paid for the additional features.
    • Google translate: when I don’t remember how to say something specific in English, or when I want to experiment with multiple languages, especially Latin (and Google translate is the only translator app to have Latin support)
    • Noto (I was previously using Notesnook): text editor with folder capabilities. I use it to write poetry, free from distractions
    • Acode: source code text editor. I use it to create Node.js snippets which I run with…
    • Termux: a kind of a “Linux emulator”, it emulates a terminal environment within Android with additional programs compiled to arm architecture. One of those programs is Node.js (both the REPL, the runtime and the npm package manager)