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Downvoted a comment on KarakeepTightly integrates AI with no way to disable that I can tell.
Reviewed OSS Document ScannerAn open source alternative to mobile scanner apps like Microsoft Lens, Adobe Scan or CamScanner.
Open Source, with no ads.
Do not worry about my privacy.
Updated CamScanner- Liked OSS Document Scanner, Preview and Microsoft Lens
Reviewed PocketBook ReaderA more trustworthy epub reader on iOS than FB Reader even though both are not open sourced.
Quite comfortable to read on iOS, and can also highlight and take notes, and can also use the iOS’s dictionary to learn new words.
Users can disable the internet connection if in no need.
✅✅✅ Correct information (hope the Admins can correct the info):
The origin country of this app is Switzerland not United Kingdom.
The homepage of this app is https://pocketbook.ch/ and the iOS version link is...
- Reviewed PocketBook Reader
A more trustworthy epub reader on iOS than FB Reader even though both are not open sourced.
Quite comfortable to read on iOS, and can also highlight and take notes, and can also use the iOS’s dictionary to learn new words.
Users can disable the internet connection if in no need.
✅✅✅ Correct information (hope the Admins can correct the info):
The origin country of this app is Switzerland not United Kingdom.
The homepage of this app is https://pocketbook.ch/ and the iOS version link is...
- Liked PocketBook Reader
After Omnivore announced it's shutdown, I tried Pocket, Wallabag, Instapaper, RainDrop, and Obsidian for several days, and chose Wallabag.it at last. $14 a year. That's OK to me.
Upvoted a comment on PocketI've been using Pocket since it was actually called Read It Later, and it's still solid for that use case, including offline reading (and yes, that still matters). But lately I've really soured on the way it's turned into a recommendation engine, and I'm giving wallabag a try.
Reviewed VultrCAUTION!
A Reddit user published a horrible secret of Vultr's Terms of Service. The Terms of Service claims as below:
As between you and us, you own your User Content and you have full responsibility for all User Content you make or submit, including its legality, reliability and appropriateness, while using the Services. You hereby grant to Vultr a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, fully paid-up, worldwide license (including the right to sublicense through multiple tiers)...
