Jonas Voss

Mens jeg dimsede rundt med https://merrysky.net opdagede jeg https://pirateweather.net/, hvor jeg straks oprettede mig så jeg kunne få en API nøgle. Så kan man bruge Pirate Weather API som vejrdatakilde i Breezy Weather (https://github.com/breezy-weather/breezy-weather), som er min foretrukne vejrapp på Android.

Den er pæn, funktionel, og FOSS.

#vejret #androidapps #foss

Any PWAs around here?

I'm visiting https://merrysky.net. On desktop, there's a little link at the bottom to "Add to your homescreen". That option is not there on the mobile clients mentioned. I also can't find the option to install the site or add to homescreen from the settings menu in either Firefox or Chrome on Android. Vivaldi mobile client gives me the option to add to homescreen, but it never does.

Is PWA gone, or am I just a thicky-thicky dumb-dumb?

#pwa #fedihelp

I dag har jeg installeret en app på min telefon der kan vise mig, om der er nogen i nærheden der bruger Meta glasses.

Det er noget lort at, det nu er noget man skal gøre, men på den anden side er det "glædeligt" at der er nogen der har lavet sådan en app.

Til Android: https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/ch.pocketpc.nearbyglasses

Kildekode: https://github.com/yjeanrenaud/yj_nearbyglasses

Jeg har i en længere periode benyttet FUTO Keyboard på min Android telefon, fordi det er et keyboard der ikke sender data og telemetri til nogen tech-virksomheder. Det er ganske godt, selvom forslag og swipe ikke er ligeså godt som Gboard.

Nu har jeg i den seneste uges tid brugt HeliBoard, også et privatlivsfokuseret keyboard til Android, og jeg synes faktisk det er lidt bedre end FUTO.

FUTO: https://keyboard.futo.org
Heliboard: https://github.com/HeliBorg/HeliBoard

#Android #keyboard #privatliv

@lklastrup@mas.to unfortunately that feature isn't in the official app, AFAIK. You could try one of the other mobile phone apps for Mastodon, listed here: https://joinmastodon.org/apps

I use Tusky for Android, which is great, and has bookmarks (;

I replaced the Nexus 7 with a Pixel C with the folio cover, which has been my favourite gadget ever, honestly. Versatile, portable, etc, but I don't think they make them anymore. If you can find a 2nd hand 64gb version, I recommend them though.

There are likely much cheaper and HW-wise more up to date Android tablets out there, but as I'm happy with the Pixel C for now, I haven't done any research, so not much help from me there I'm afraid (: