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Some mixed up categories, half of them proprietary and/or in the US, centralized, etc.

Some things need centralization, many others dont.

Yeah mainly it ships often outdated versions of chromium, and duplicates of it (if you have Element, Onlyoffice and Signal Desktop, you have 3 versions of Chromium). So big bandwidth, RAM and storage waste.

Sounds like a good suggestion!

Very true. Good products

Onlyoffice uses Electron, which uses an outdated and seldomly updated version of Chromium 😵

It would be good if they could support QtWebengine or WebkitGTK, or if the Linux Desktops could start to support a single webview-like runtime

Some really weird suggestions.

Free Software does not have a country of origin.

• NixOS, uBlue, AerynOS poorly all rely on Github (Microsoft), but are far better distros than Ubuntu or Mint
• Librewolf is better than Waterfox and way more common
• Ecosia uses Bing, Kagi uses Yandex and is shady. Metager, SearX, Swisscows and more are actually good
• Android, iOS -> GrapheneOS. No iodeOS, they are insecure and not comparable. Same for Fairphone and /e/OS. GrapheneOS is free software but also mainly in the US

Thanks! Yes I have also found RetoSwap

Interesting, yes they have a Flatpak (the only useful package format here as it is sandboxed) but no repo. But better than Haveno itself.

Thanks!

I am not sure I understood. I have a Nextcloud client and sync to a server I dont trust. Or that I dont want to encrypt with LUKS.

And I want to open decrypted tiles, use them and save them encrypted to a directory that I sync with Nextcloud.

Wooow that looks awesome!

I read about dyne, pretty cool group.

I use Nextcloud and may use other solutions too.

All the rest is with syncthing between trusted devices

Does that work with Nextcloud too? So send the encrypted stuff to Nextcloud or copy to another dir at least?

Cool! That sounds like a great option.

This would only work on single files or archives, but yes probably a good idea. I think cryptomator slices up files into equal pieces and then encrypts both, protecting against analysis of file types, but being sync-friendly.

It needs to be repeatable easily and easy to use for sync. This method would always encrypt everything new.