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Currently, Android only has a proxy, which cannot be used alone. You have the following options. 1. **Recommended**: Use Kiwi Browser, which supports extensions, and install Proxy SwitchOmega for use. (OmegaOptions.bak is available under the browser) 2. Use FREE Browser on F-Droid 3. Use SocksTun on F-Droid, fill in 127.0.0.1 for Address, 2500 for Port, check UDP relay over TCP, check the proxy application in APPS, and do not select Global, otherwise the tlsp traffic will be in an endless loop 4. Set up a proxy on the Android system. Reference: https://github.com/maoist2009/AndroifFrag/issues/1 (adb is also possible) ## User Feedback Group (Matrix only at present) github discussions and issues are availabe too. [matrix space](https://matrix.to/#/#tlsp_public:matrix.org) or you may join public groups directly. + better config(such as available ip or mode)： + the tlsp programme itself： + proxy or vpn setting There is a private room. I have been a little lazy in the development of this program recently, mainly for rule maintenance. ## Notes I hope that the second socialist revolution will win soon and this broken wall will be completely smashed. (It is not to say that there can be no censorship of speech in socialism. On the contrary, censorship of speech is necessary to maintain the dictatorship of the proletariat. However, it should be public and gradually expand the participation of the masses) Down with Chinese revisionist imperialism Proletarians of the world, unite!

Got a mail from some MS Outlook user which has a strange attachment going by the file name „winmail.dat” – and no idea what to do with that? Well, you’re not alone. What’s behind that is MS’ TNEF format, full name „Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format”, which no other software (but Outlook and Exchange) uses. And especially your Android device knows nothing about.So this app comes to your rescue: whenever you open a „winmail.dat” attachment from a mail in e.g. K-9 Mail, ''TNEF Extractor'' jumps in, looks what’s inside, asks you where to extract it to – and even offers you to open the enclosed file. So if that was e.g. a PDF file, and you have a PDF viewer app like MuPDF installed on your device, the file is opened with just two taps. Easy going, finally!PS: Don't wonder that there won’t be an app icon in your drawer. ''TNEF Extractor'' doesn’t need one, and neither do you. There’s nothing to configure – the app just pops up when needed.How got it started? Check out on Mastodon. I (Izzy) called for help – and just a week later, Fabio had it ready. Amazing!

Simple FLOSS Ham Radio logging app for small contests and portable operation. 11 12 Features include: 13 * logging QSOs 14 * edit logged QSOs afterwards 15 * archive and manage different QSO lists 16 * export and share QSO lists as cabrillo 17 * dark mode

TRIfA - A New Kind of Instant Messaging Whether it's corporations or governments, digital surveillance today is widespread. Tox is easy-to-use software that connects you with friends and family without anyone else listening in. While other big-name services require you to pay for features, Tox is completely free and comes without advertising — forever. Encrypted: Everything you do with Tox is encrypted using open-source libraries. The only people who can see your conversations are the people you're talking with. Distributed: Tox has no central servers that can be raided, shut down, or forced to turn over data — the network is made up of its users. Say goodbye to server outages! Free: Tox is free software. That's free as in freedom, as well as in price. This means Tox is yours — to use, modify, and share — because Tox is developed by and for the users. More Information: * about Tox: https://tox.zoff.cc * Join the TRIfA Tox Groupchat: https://trifagrp.tox.zoff.cc/ * Join discussion on Matrix: https://matrix.to/#/#trifa:matrix.org Have a look at the desktop version: https://github.com/Zoxcore/trifa_material

Program to estimate the consequences of radioactive pollution after a nuclear power plant accident. The starting point is the measured radioactive contamination of the air, as measured when it reaches the affected area first. From this, the radiation exposure from direct radiation, soil radiation and food intake is estimated. Then the risks are analyzed and behavioral measures are derived.

Fork of https://github.com/antlersoft/android-vnc-viewer enhanced for newer Android releases. Uses Material Design for the connection UI and Gradle to build. Converted from Eclipse to Android Studio project. Most of the features of the original are not there yet. It was tested on a Galaxy Tab S6 and a Pixel 4. This project was created with the goal of getting a workable VNC client on android to use my Galaxy Tab S6 with its Keyboard Book Cover as a linux machine. All other clients I've tested would not accept certain Hardware keys (like AltGr or combinations) and thus were not usable for serious Work. Currently the client fits the framebuffer to the display size (thus no zooming and panning at the moment).

This is a simple TeamSpeak client which connects every x minutes to get the connected clients and displays them in a notification and/or quick settings tile. This works by using a Teamspeak Query account to login. That means it is required to enter the ip and login credentials into the app. As this is sensitive, the ip and credentials are saved only locally and encrypted to make sure that other apps cannot scrape the data. The app uses the new Material You adaptive colors, but is also backwards compatible to devices below Android 12. Automated checks running in the background (customizable time between 15 and 120 minutes) Amount of clients and their nicknames will be written into a notification Amount of clients will be written in the label of a qs tile (Android 10+) Amount of clients and time will be added to a database to be later viewed in a graph view Material You adaptive color theming support WearOS support (Core flavor only) Locally stored and encryped IP and login credentials No trackers like Firebase and Crashlytics

A simple application that allows you to change the TTL (Time to Live) value. Features included: * Read-write TTL value * Enable IPv6 support * Apply last written value on device boot * Add one-tap widgets The app requires root access to work.

Simple graphical frontend for iptables to change the TTL (time-to-live) of packets sent over a given network interface.

An offline reader that works with the Tiny Tiny RSS (also known as ttrss or tt-rss) web-based feed reader/aggregator. Features: * Swipe for faster browsing * Optional navigation with volume-buttons * View and download attached media files * Cache articles and images locally * Share URLs * Easily mark things as read, starred or publish/comment them * SSL with self-signed certificates * Fast JSON-Parsing with stream-based parser GSON * Scheduled updates via Tasker/Locale * Layout optimized for tablets * Dark and light themes available * many more, Changelog and Feature-List can be found on the project-page...

TTS Tool is a simple app to read out texts by the mostly pre-installed text-to-speech (text.to: speech) output on your smartphone.The output language, the speech rate and the pitch (pitch) can be configured in the app.Furthermore, you can also send texts directly to the TTS Tool ("share") to read longer texts out to you. (Attention: The text-to-speech output may be determined by the system a maximum length of the text!)The talking text can also be shared as an audio file (* .wav) with other apps.Hint: I’ve seen reported this might solve the TTS issue with OsmAnd on some devices.

TTS Util is a utility Android app for synthesising text into audible speech. Features: Read or create wave files from input text, clipboard text or text files using text-to-speech. Configure app-specific text-to-speech settings: engine, voice, pitch and speech rate. Custom silence for line endings, sentences, exclamations and questions. Text filters for omitting certain text elements from the audio. A playback-on-input mode for reading letters and words as they are typed. Buttons for retrieving commonly read text. Share menu entries and shortcuts for sharing input text to the app. Requirements: A device running Android version 4.0.3 or higher. A separate Android text-to-speech engine app.

Simple android app to calculate : - Transfer time from data quantity and bandwidth - Data quantity from transfer time and bandwidth - Bandwidth from transfer time and data quantity

Open Moodle links of the TU Darmstadt in the official Moodle app. Disclaimer Neither is this an officail project by the TU Darmstadt nor by Moodle. This is just started by me, a student at the TU Darmstadt, that has to much spare time. The Moodle at the TU Darmstadt regularly sends me mails with Moodle links to courses, forum posts and other content on Moodle. I always read those mails on my android phone, but clicking on those links from the mails results in opening the browser. I installed the official Moodle App, and wanted the links to open in the Moodle App. As this is not nativly supported by the Moodle App, I sat down and coded this little app, that redirects links to the Moodle App. After the app was finished, I wondered, if someone else could find this useful. The app is minimal and easy to use. Just install it, and all supported links can be opened in Moodle. Prerequisites You will need to have and android phone with at least Android 6.0 Marshmallow and the official Moodle App with at least version 2 installed. Which moodle links are supported? This app supports the folloing Moodle URLs (https only): moodle.tu-darmstadt.de (standard Moodle) moodle.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de (computer science Moodle) vorkurs.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/moodlevorkurs (Moodle for the mathematicans preliminary course) wwwdid.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/moodle (some other probably outdated Moodle installation I found) moodle-exam.tu-darmstadt.de (moodle installation for online exams) moodle.chor.tu-darmstadt.de (moodle of the TU choir) If the TU Darmstadt has any other Moodle URLs I should include, open an issue and let me know. How to uninstall the app? The app won't show up on your home screen. This is intended, as there is no need for a home screen icon. To uninstall the app, open your System Settings -> Apps -> search for "TU Darmstadt Moodle Wrapper".

TV Randshow was created to help choose a random episode from your favorites TV shows. The TV shows database comes from the TMDB and the app saves them in a database on the device. With the list of favorites, you can roll the dice of a TV shows to get a random episode.Features:Save your favorites TV showsChoose a random episode from a favorite TV show

"Table Habit" is an app that helps you establish and track your own micro habit. Its includes a complete set of growth curves and charts to help you establish habits more effectively. Moreover, this app completely open source and include features below: - A scoring system to help develop your own micro habits. - Support both positive and negative habit. - An easy-to-use interface for habit check in. - A quick search and filter to help quickly find past habits. - Different colors used to distinguish between various habits. - Easily export and import habits using a human-readable format (JSON). - Adapt to `Material3` and `Dynamic Color` for Android 12 and later versions. - Adaptation for landscape and large screen devices. - Support network sync with WebDAV. - No ADs in this app.

Rolling dashboard is an Android application permitting see current character resume and notificate on game play events.

This app provides a few handy tools for tabletop games: * Dice (D3, D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, D100) * [ROT13](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROT13) * Number converter: Decimal <=> Binary <=> Hexadecimal * Timer * Buzzers for 1 - 4 players * List that can be randomized

Find your favorites among over a million available community driven chords and tabs! Play along at your own speed with built-in auto scroll and speed adjustment.Key changes are as simple as a touch of a button with built in transposition. Or find the fingering for your chord by simply tapping the chord name! Jam at any time of day or night with Dark Mode.Save songs for offline access by adding them to your Favorites. Quickly find the content you’re looking for with a beautiful Material Design built for speed and simplicity. Search hundreds of thousands of available songs by title or author name, 100% free with no ads!Sort your favorite songs into Playlists, available offline automatically. Rearrange songs, save custom transposition levels, and add the same song more than once!

This is a simple rastermap viewing app with the following features: * Show maps from various providers like OSM, Google, BING, MapQuest, ArcGIS, Yandex and more * Record and show tracks * Record, show and edit POIs * Download tiles for offline usage

Automatically silence the phone whenever there is an active event or meeting in the calendar. It includes support to: * Silence during events marked as "free" or "available". * Silence during all day events. * Automatically silence all calendar events or choose specific events to silence. * View upcoming events. * Change your settings for each event. * Schedule a different ringer state for each instance of a repeating event. * Automatically adjust media and alarm volumes if desired.

🎵 A Metronome You’ll Actually Love UsingTack is more than just a metronome — it’s a sleek, highly customizable rhythm companion built for musicians who care about precision and aesthetics. Whether you’re practicing alone or performing live, Tack helps you stay in perfect time without distractions.📱 On Your Phone — Powerful, Elegant, ThoughtfulBeautiful beat visualization with changeable emphasizes and subdivisionsSong library for saving and organizing metronome configurationsOptions for count-in, duration, incremental tempo change, muted beats and swingSettings for flash screen, volume, audio latency correction and elapsed timeSupport for dynamic color, dynamic contrast and large screens100% ad-free — no analytics, no interruptions⌚️ On Your Wrist — Best-in-Class for Wear OSQuick tempo changes with intuitive picker and a separate tap screenAdvanced beat customization with changeable emphasizes and subdivisionsBookmarks for tempo, beats and subdivisionsSettings for flash screen, volume and audio latency correction🌍 Built with Musicians, for MusiciansTack is open-source and community-driven. Found a bug or missing a feature? You’re welcome to contribute or report issues here: github.com/patzly/tack-androidWant to help translate Tack into your language? Join this project on Transifex: app.transifex.com/patzly/tack-android

Tactic Trainer Tactic Trainer is an advanced chess training application designed to help players of all levels improve their tactical skills. With a comprehensive set of features, Tactic Trainer offers an engaging and effective way to practice and master chess tactics. Key Features: Interactive Chessboard: The app features an interactive chessboard that allows users to solve puzzles and practice moves directly on the board. Extensive Puzzle Library: Access a vast library (100k puzzles) of chess puzzles ranging from 1600 to 3000 levels. Each puzzle is designed to challenge and improve your tactical thinking. Puzzle Categories: Puzzles are categorized by themes such as openings, middlegame tactics, and endgames. Detailed Puzzle Information: Each puzzle comes with detailed information, including the position, moves, rating, and tags, providing context and helping users understand the tactical themes. Performance Tracking: Track your progress with detailed statistics and performance metrics. See how you improve over time and identify areas that need more practice. User-Friendly Interface: The app features a clean and intuitive interface, making it easy to navigate and use for players of all ages. Offline Access: Puzzles can be practiced offline, ensuring you can train your tactics anytime, anywhere. Regular Updates: The app is regularly updated with new puzzles and features, ensuring a fresh and engaging experience. Whether you are a beginner looking to learn the basics or an advanced player aiming to sharpen your skills, Tactic Trainer provides the tools and resources you need to become a better chess player. Download Tactic Trainer today and start your journey to mastering chess tactics!

This Android app vibrates the current time when the display is locked and you double-click the power button of your device. How it works Double-click the power button. This might take some practice to work reliably. Press slowly and deliberately. If you double-click too fast the system only recognizes a single click and turns the screen on instead. The time vibration is structured as follows: A short vibration stands for the digit 1 and a long one for the digit 5. The 2 is represented by two consecutive short vibrations, the 6 by a long and a short one and so on. The 0 constitutes an exception with two long vibrations. Examples: 00:00 = -- -- 01:18 = . . -... 02:51 = .. - . 10:11 = . -- . . 19:06 = . -.... -. Explanation: The time is processed digit by digit: . = short vibration - = long vibration Leading zeros in the hour and minute fields are omitted. Gaps: To simplify the recognition of the vibration pattern, there exist three kind of gaps with different durations: []: A short gap between vibrations in the same digit [ ]: A medium gap for the separation of two digits within the hour and minute field [ ]: A long gap to split hours and minutes Additional features Keep informed about the current time. The app can vibrate the current time automatically every X minutes or every hour. Play the Greenwich Time Signal at the start of each hour, similar to a radio station. Trigger time vibration with Tasker (see below for details) Decide what to do if you double-click when the display is on. You can choose between a warning vibration and having the time vibrated as well. The app starts automatically after the system reboots. Double-click conflict TactileClock is triggered by clicking the power button twice in quick succession. This may conflict with the 'built-in' double-click action of your Android device. For example, a Google Pixel device will typically launch the camera when the power button is double-clicked; a Samsung device may take a screenshot when the power button is double-clicked. If your device has a 'built-in' action when the power button is double-clicked, there are three options to get TactileClock working. Option 1: Disable the 'built-in' double-click action of your device. Google Pixel: (Settings > System > Gestures > Quickly open camera) Samsung Galaxy: (Settings > Advanced Features > Side Button > Double Press) Other devices may require different settings to disable the double-click action. Once the 'built-in' double-click action has been disabled, double-clicking the power button will trigger the TactileClock action. Option 2: Configure TactileClock to trigger after a long double-click. This will allow the 'built-in' double-click action to co-exist with the TactileClock double-click action. 1. Open TactileClock 2. Swipe left to show the 'Shortcut' screen. 3. Modify the 'Click Interval:'. 3a. Set 'From:' to be 500ms. 3b. Set 'To:' to be 1500ms. The From: and To: values specified above should work, but may need to be adjusted for optimal results on your device. Once configured, a fast double-click will trigger your devices 'built-in' action, while a slow double-click will trigger the TactileClock action. Option 3: Use Tasker to trigger time vibration with custom events Use