This is a list of open source Android applications on my phone which I use all the time and highly recommend to people.
I’d also love to hear what your favorite open source Android applications are or even some recommendations in the comments.
Communication
Conversations
License: GPLv3
Conversations is probably the best XMPP/Jabber client available for Android in my opinion.
It is a beautiful client that supports just about everything you could ever need, has a very low impact on your battery, and even more importantly comes with support for three end-to-end encryption options for you to choose from.
This is just a list of my current Firefox setup mostly for my personal reference. All of the extensions are E10 compatible.
Please feel free to recommend other open source extensions that you may know of.
My first step for this setup was to create an initial ‘hardened’ profile generated via the great Firefox Profilemaker website.
Update: All of these extensions have been upgraded to WebExtensions by their respective developers aside from “No Resource URI Leak”.
They were a gift option in the EFF’s “Summer Security
Reboot”
drive that ran for two weeks in July. The dice (or any dice for that matter)
act as random number generators for creating secure passphrases and coincide
with the use of their new
wordlist that
improves upon the original Diceware
list.
The directions for using dice to generate passphrases are relatively simple:
