very_unfortunate

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Comments & Reviews

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Camoufox

Review

Worked great from my testing, but some adaptations had to be done for it to pass Cloudflare turnstile.

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Comment

Discontinued. Now forked and maintained under the name Zoo Code.

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Comment

Important: Donut Browser only supports the Wayfern browser engine now, based on Chromium, but which is proprietary. This app is therefore not 100% open source and you will have a proprietary browser engine. Camoufox is not supported anymore.

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Lucky Patcher

Review

Although the project is shady, it's mostly considered safe and is the best way to patch things out of apps (ads, or bypass in-app payments in offline apps)

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OSS Weather

Review

Full of infos and uses good free providers.

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WireGuard Easy

Review

Probably me lacking skills, but the docker on top makes it so hard to understand how to reach clients as the server, if you want your machine to be the server and clients to join you, and be able to share things. It's probably not the intended use case, but it fails at it. Also saying that going through a web UI to configure the VPN server is easier for most people than configuring through docker directly... brother, we're talking about setting up a wireguard server. If people manage to deploy...

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Review

Worked perfectly and easier than the alternatives. No need to use CLI and it's properly open source, as it should be.

Con: you need to allow access to files in your home directory or all files through flatseal else it crashes.

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Codeberg

Review

Restrictive about AI use and forces open source code, so it isn't ideal, but if you respect these rules then it's a good platform.

For an alternative (heavy AI use or some proprietary stuff), Disroot's git is nice.