It also said operating systems, not kernels.

Some websites don’t work properly on Firefox. That or testing websites you’re developing on Chromium

I’ve been using Helium as my Chromium browser of choice (used to use Brave) for a while now. Of course, I still use Mullvad Browser (FF based) as my daily driver, but Helium has been great for anything I need Chromium for. I know Firefox good Chromium bad, but if you ever need Chromium, this seems like the least of all evils.

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Graphene is the best by a long shot, security wise and degoogling wise. In fact, you can use GrapheneOS with absolutely zero Google services running on your phone. /e/OS uses MicroG which while better than your usual Android phone, still runs with privileged access to your device. This is in contrast to GrapheneOS’ optional sandboxed Google services implementation which gives Google the same privileges any other app on your phone would have.

I used to use FUTO keyboard but I know they had some weird controversies about licensing and such so I figured the safer move would be HeliBoard. FUTO was nice too though

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Looks like you need access verify the phone number is yours to unlist unfortunately

Big fan of HeliBoard

Archive link: https://archive.ph/9tHvo

It looks like you’re using a DNS server that archive.ph sabotages (1.1.1.1, 9.9.9.9, etc.) not that the website is unsafe. Also, if you’re that concerned about your privacy I recommend using a VPN such as Mullvad (and their DNS server isn’t sabotaged by archive.ph!)

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Archive link for the article: https://archive.ph/JN2sD

I’m a big fan of Voyager for mobile

Spiders named Steve

Oh yeah? Well fuck you

Not a file browser and not very good for privacy either.

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Twitter 100% sucks but citing sources is important. Maybe recommend they use an alternative frontend?

https://xcancel.com/slikey/status/2006774600491827296

You can limit results by quality using AIOStreams (ElfHosted community instance (rate limited & no Torrentio))

I’ve been selfhosting AIOStreams for a few months and it’s super easy to use and merges every result together.