Software Endorsements

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Cool Reader

Totally agree with this

how does it stack up against Librera?

 

[The Un-Clit]

how does it stack up against Librera?

Never used that so I can't say. After installing and removing a few different readers, I never found any reason to uninstall cool reader, it does everything I've ever asked of an ebook reader.

 

[Give Them Enough Rope]

Which keyboard should I use on Android? I've used SwiftKey for years, but it's been bugging hard for a while now. I don't want to go back to the default one.

 

[Niggergante]

Which keyboard should I use on Android? I've used SwiftKey for years, but it's been bugging hard for a while now. I don't want to go back to the default one.

Honestly I just use Google's because it just werks and has swipe. Samsung is shit I hate it.

 

[herefortheactualthreads]

Which keyboard should I use on Android? I've used SwiftKey for years, but it's been bugging hard for a while now. I don't want to go back to the default one.

maybe f-droid has some open source keyboards you like and maybe they work.

 

[Stalphos Johnson]

Which keyboard should I use on Android? I've used SwiftKey for years, but it's been bugging hard for a while now. I don't want to go back to the default one.

FUTO's keyboard has been pretty good for me.

 

[Battlefield42]

FUTO's keyboard has been pretty good for me.

I use it on my LineageOS phone. Works well but you might have issues with other languages (keyboard layouts, auto correct and swipe typing).

 

[nycifer]

So here's a little blast from my past that I was just reintroduced to today that I completely forgot about. It's called TimeLeft, this is a Windows-XP era but still will work on modern Windows OSes. You can have a number of clocks, countdowns and even sticky notes on your desktop. Handy little widget program and gives nice little themes for the clocks you display.