• Aegis for MFA
• Aurora Store for Playstore apps
• Breezy Weather
• Fossify apps for basics
• KeePassDX for pwd mgmt
• K-9 Mail
• LibreCamera
• (Oeffi for public transport)
• OSMAnd~ for navigation
• QickDic(tionary)
• Molly (fork of Signal messenger) or Threema
• Tracker Control

Also opting in for Voyager. I swear, I can feel my pulse drop as soon as the Intro starts.

First, I love characters that are regularly puzzled by human beings / being human:
Spock
Data
Odo
The Doctor
Seven of Nine
Saru

Second, I love strong female characters:
Katherine Pulaski
Kira Nerys
Kathryn Janeway!!!
SNW Uhura
SNW Chapel

Third, I love queer characters:
Guinan
Garak
Jadzia Dax
Adira and Gray

I might have forgotten an awfull lot of equally amiable characters, which doesn’t mean that I don’t love them.

Replicator. First things first.

I found an interesting position there. But there seems to be no discription of the job itself, just of the company. That’s odd.

I’m using FOSS app Element for Android.

There is of you click on the image.

Just having a look at it, ty.

• F-Droid for FOSS apps
• Aurora for Google Playstore apps
• OSMAnd for navigation
• Oeffi for public transport
• many Simple Mobile Tools apps
• K-9 Mail
• Tor browser
• Shelter for isolating apps
• Tusky for Mastodon
• Jerboa for Lemmy
• Nunti for RSS feeds
• Molly for Signal
• Telegram FOSS
• Aegis for 2FA
• QickDic (dictionary)
• TinyWeather (- Threema Libre [not free])

Following solution 2 works well for me.

For several days now, Aurora Store has been experiencing problems when searching for applications. This is due to limitations put in place by Google. While waiting for a fix, we can advise you the following two workarounds:

Solution 1: Create a ‘dummy’ Google account, disconnect the anonymous account in Aurora Store, then reconnect using this Google account.

Solution 2: Searching for applications in the browser on the Play Store site:

• Authorize the opening of Play Store links by Aurora: long press on Aurora icon, go to ‘App info’, then to ‘Open by default’, activate ‘Open supported links’, click on ‘Add link’, select the two proposed links.
• Search for an application on the Play Store site in the Browser, then without going to the application page, long click on the chosen application and click on ‘Open link in an external app’. If you go to the application page, you can use the Browser menu (3 dots at the bottom right), then click on ‘Open in an app’.

Solution 3: Install the latest development version, which automates the opening of the Play Store page as described above from a search made in Aurora Store.<

Source: iodéOS News