DuckDuckGo published DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser for Android OS - it's Open Source.
Because Windows 11 allows you to install the Windows Subsystem for Android ( WSA ) it's highly recommended to install this browser in WSA: DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser ( latest: November 25, 2022 ) is a great app with a good and easy-to-use interface. The app is not only user-friendly but also makes it easy for everyone to access and browse the internet safely. Along with safe browsing, you can also explore different search terms and better results easily.
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Especially when running WSA for me DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser is a great way to privately explore any webpage that you want. You can be safe that your details will be safe and that you’ll always have an easy browsing experience. The app is light and it doesn’t let your WSA hang. You can also browse videos in a much more interactive way than before.
DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser APK is available on Google Play Store and here.
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KeepassDroid is a great app for password management, but there is a much better app on the Windows Phone platform. I recently made the switch from WP7 to Android but I'm really missing 7Pass. Maybe there is a developer interested in making this alternative Keepass client.
This picture shows main reason why 7Pass works better that KeepassDroid:
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- There is a web browser built in, so instead of needing an external browser, the app can function competely by itself
- With 1 press on of the buttons, the username/password gets copied to the currently selected textbox. This way, there is no need to long press every textbox or open the notification bar, making the process a lot easier and faster.
- Dropbox and Skydrive functionalty is built in, both upload and download
- Ability to edit Keepass 2 files.
I would love it if an app like this would be made for Android,so if there is any developer out there looking for a new project...Go for it :laugh:
Questions should be posted in Q&A forums, not Development forums.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/announcement.php?a=81
See rule #15
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Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.granitamalta.cloudbrowser
Cloud Browser is a fast Android browser. Cloud browser is inspired from iOS's Safari for its user interface. By using iOS Safari as an inspiration, we were able to develop a natural and modern user interface aimed at making our users' life easier.
Speed: Cloud Browser is without a doubt one of the fastest browsers on Android.
Security: Cloud Browser has Icognito mode built in so if you need to browse the web anonymously, you know you can do it with Cloud Browser. Also, our browser sports the latest in data encryption methods so you know you are safe when browsing with Cloud Browser.
Productivity: Cloud Browser is very easy to understand and use, thus making migrating from other web browser an easy and painless process. You can even use the built in option to import bookmarks from other web browsers.
Works excellent whether on phone or tablet: Cloud Browser has been designed with both phones as well as tablets in mind from the very beginning and thus looks good whether it is being used on your phone or else on your tablet.
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Friends, I am delighted to share with you that I have developed my maiden music app for Remix OS. Please enjoy and favor me with your feedback.
Some Info: Soundice is a music player application accessible via the web browser, that users can use for free, without any limits and in-ads. It also gives you a way to create your own playlists. It relies on youtube videos to play music.The project was developed by Hubert Kowalczyk, who is the UX/UI designer and Marcin Sadowski who handles the programming for the website. I am just the developer of the app.
Important Note : This is an alpha release.
This app is optimized for Android-x86 only.
Known Bugs:
1. Problem with music streaming. FIX: Click on pause and play it again.
2. Sometimes app doesn't load properly. FIX: Go to Settings -> Applications -> Soundice and clear data.
3. Two-finger scrolling doesn't work. FIX: Use arrow keys.
Download: groups.google.com/group/remix-os-for-pc/attach/10d14ba53d0f1/Soundice.apk?part=0.1&authuser=0
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DAMN SON! Looks fine as heck! Will give it a try and respond soon. Keep up the good work. The UI is gorgeous.
Sweet app! Works great! Keep up the great work!
I love webcomics, but going through hundreds of comics on web page from mobile is painful experience. One of my favorite webcomics is Loading Artist (loadingartist.com), I saw that there is no mobile app for Loading Artist so I made a client. I call it Comicup...:fingers-crossed:
Comicup is Loading Artist client where you can see awesome comics made by Gregor Czaykowski. Step away in the most immersive webcomic reading experience available on your phone or tablet. Experience and enjoy loading artist comics like never before!
- Get notification when new comic is available , save and download your favorite comics.
- App features beautiful material design to create engaging user experience.
- Chrome users can enjoy chrome custom tabs
- Best part, it't free and have only one permission (Storage permission is needed if you want to download comic,Marshmallow users will be asked for this permission only when they want to download comic).
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Download play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rss.loadingartist.rss&hl=en
In my school, we were all given Acer Spin 11 Chromebooks to use in class. They have the Google Play store, although they have only 10 (educational) apps.
My understanding of how this works is that Android is somehow running under Chrome OS, as you can actually access the Android settings and mess around in there.
My question is, is there a way to truly access Android? Can I see the Android home screen, use the Android interface as if it were running Android rather than Chrome? I don't see why this wouldn't be possible, as it seems as if Android is somehow running in the background. This might be a bit far-fetched, especially since our school blocks things like developer mode, but it would be awesome if this were possible.
Thanks in advance!
Kind of. If you can install a launcher like Nova Launcher you can get an android home screen but it's in a window like the other android apps on Chromebooks.
You can also get to the android settings by going to the Chromebooks settings, scrolling to the Google Play Store section where there is a manage android preferences option which opens up an android settings menu in a window.
If you have a Chromebook from school they have likely locked all of this down so you can't get to any of it though.
Screenshots:
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