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The reason could be that Trakt integrates with media server apps like Jellyfin or Plex, or apps like Kodi, and that you can thereby bring your watch history with you across apps and you don’t lose it if your server crashes, library is corrupted or something… I have never used it, but I’d imagine that’d be a reason to use it. If I knew of a libre alternative, I’d actually consider using it for Jellyfin.

No idea why, but I don’t see their comments anywhere in this thread. Thanks for confirming.

EDIT:

I found this metadata file, is that the one?

https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/blob/master/metadata/de.mm20.launcher2.release.yml

From the file:

MaintainerNotes: |- Kvaesitso uses several external APIs for search providers. Several of them require signing up to obtain a developer API key: gdrive search, openweathermap, HERE and Meteorologisk institutt. It’s not possible for users to provide these keys as explained here: https://github.com/MM2-0/Kvaesitso/issues/227#issuecomment-1366826219 If keys are not provided, these features are automatically disabled during the build.

core/shared/build.gradle.kts and plugins/sdk/build.gradle.kts have configurations in them for publishing artifacts to maven repos. They are not used during the build, but detected by F-Droid scanner anyway. We patch it out from core/shared/build.gradle.kts, since this module itself is still used in compilation, and delete plugins/sdk/build.gradle.kts because it’s not used in app compilation.

Kvaesitso depended on different libraries used for gdrive login in the past that pulled GMS dependency, however it’s not the case anymore:

https://github.com/MM2-0/Kvaesitso/issues/583#issuecomment-1775268896 The new libraries pull OpenTelemetry though, but it’s unclear if it’s used (considering gdrive integration is disabled).

Max heap size is reduced in gradle.properties to avoid gradle daemon being killed by OOM manager.

Older versions of Kvaesitso had onedrive integration that depended on non-whitelisted maven repos, but it was removed.

Upstream provides an fdroid flavor, however there’s no difference with default flavor except for different versionName.

For some reason, F-Droid fails to pick up the correct gradle version from distributionUrl if subdir is used.

It seems to be the case that F-Droid removes gdrive and onedrive in their build. Though, there seem to be no mentions of Wikipedia.

I’m a happy user of this one, for about a year today.

This app promotes or depends entirely on a non-free network service

When viewing the app in F-Droid, the note below this part tells, that it uses a third-party service for currency exchange rates.

I don’t know if the fact that it can show Wikipedia results, and that you can connect it to your Google account (to show cloud files from Drive and such in the search results) plays a role too, but it isn’t specifically mentioned under the anti-features… On a sidenote, searching your own Owncloud or Nextcloud is supported too.

I totally agree, and I definitely prefer cash too. Though, I think gift cards would make a tiny bit more sense if they were worth more than their selling price, since those money are getting tied into their ecosystem. However, that would effectively make them work like infinite discount coupons; E.g. pay 80€ for a gift card worth 100€ (20% off), then just instantly redeem it to save those 20% on anything you want to buy that costs 100€.

That’s a 115% - dayum, that’s a lot of users! :D

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratis_versus_libre

Could be free as in freedom, as opposed to free as in beer?

I think I agree, but short passwords like “x”, “69”, “420”, “abcd”, “12345” etc. would take a very short time to brute-force… Is your take that even if these are allowed, it will make all other passwords of the site more secure, since it adds more possibilities to the list where nothing can be disregarded when trying to brute-force any other password?

Limiting the length of a password (at least to something as low as 16 characters) sounds like an unnecessary, bad idea…

IIRC, no one stops anyone from making their own repository that people can add to their F-Droid client. But I agree that the native F-Droid repo should stay (more or less) as it is.

It’s like Wi-Fi. If the attempted connection failed, try again. If it keeps failing, restart your router/life.

Woah, it’s been years since the last time I lost the game! Thanks, I guess?

Thirding! (is that a thing?)

I recently noticed it has the option to import/export your subscriptions, which is useful for backups or if the podcast app you’re migrating from supports the .opml file format too.

Ghoti (fish) is referring to an old Tom Scott video about the inconsistencies of the English language, right?

“hilgh”

That’s almost blackcurrant in Danish: solbær (meaning “sunberries”)

2012, but yeah…

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a mini SD card. To me it seems that consumer electronics went from regular SD straight to micro SD, skipping the mini SD step. What was it used for? Phones?