Dang it, I gotta change, I guess, unless this info is old:

Keep in mind that there is no known way to unlock the bootloader of the North American (Canada and the USA) editions of the Galaxy S23. - https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-unlock-bootloader-root-magisk-samsung-galaxy-s23

Is it true that the top 2 in your list have the most features?

Dang, this dev has thought of everything! If anything, Summit is only criticized for having too many options, haha.

Hmm, I’m not sure, but the dev is insanely active in !summit@lemmy.world if you ask or request this feature!

Oh, I thought the phrase here was “Buy Nothing.”

Woohoo!! Now I can’t decide between the two…

I came from Thunder, myself! I loved its big buttons, but it otherwise just didn’t have enough features. Check it out; you can always uninstall it if you end up disliking it!

Great, thanks! The next step would be to figure out if either is compatible with Syncthing and GPS-guided nav…

Dang, yeah, that makes sense!

Photon? Is that a Lemmy app? Try Summit! Anyway, thanks. I’m loving US Mobile so far, personally, but Visible would probably be my second choice.

Interesting, you must have quite the mobile work or something.

Got a link? Buy Nothing is a national upcycling program in the US, haha.

Always-on location information sharing with location data pulled from both GPS & terrestrial sources.

Wait, aren’t we on here due to privacy?

So which is the best project to back?

What’d you switch to?

I guess an Android-originating alternative would be Transfer, but even that doesn’t work on all networks (or at least my work one).

But passkeys so often call for your Windows login (for those on Windows); doesn’t that only give more power to Microsoft?

Just great.

Stirling-PDF can do 10x as many kinds of tasks as pdftk can. I used to use pdftk until I discovered Stirling-PDF and have never looked back.

The freemium, offline-capable software Stirling-PDF is king of open-source PDF-editing. Nothing else comes even close, despite how counterintuitive its UI can be. Ironically enough, the creator said it was originally a ChatGPT experiment, but once it went viral, he ended up hiring others and they all regularly improve it as its staff.

If you are on Windows, head over to @ahk@programming.dev and we’ll see what we can do about automating the removal per pg. via AutoHotkey.