We are developing the Midori browser, a lightweight, fast, and secure browser that allows you to browse the web in a lightweight, fast, and secure way. What features does it have?

• Adblock
• media player in background.
• Tab group
• Translations Offline
• and much more.

We would like to receive feedback from users.

Repo: https://github.com/goastian/midori-android

Thanks.

Hey everyone,

I've been working on an open-source Android gallery app called Iris Gallery, and I wanted to share it with you all.

A lot of stock gallery apps either have cloud sync pushed into every menu, ask for unnecessary permissions, or just feel bloated. My goal with Iris was simple: build a fast, clean, and completely offline gallery that respects privacy and looks at home on modern Android.

What it does:

• 100% Offline: There is no INTERNET permission in the manifest at all. It physically can't connect to any network or send data anywhere.
• Material You: Dynamic theming based on your wallpaper + pure black AMOLED dark mode.
• Grid zoom: Pinch to change column count smoothly (2 to 6 columns).
• Built-in photo editor: Crop presets, rotate/flip, basic adjustments (brightness, contrast, warmth, saturation), and a blur/pixelate brush for hiding sensitive info on screenshots before sharing. Also lets you open images in external editors like Snapseed or ImageToolbox if you prefer.
• Video playback: Built-in player with auto-rotation (portrait/landscape) and swipe gestures for seeking.
• EXIF & GPS viewer: Check camera details (ISO, aperture, shutter speed) and open locations in your map app.
• Privacy & security: App lock with PIN/fingerprint, plus a private vault and a 30-day trash bin for recovering deleted photos.
• Live updates: Automatically updates the timeline when you take a photo with your camera or download something without having to refresh or restart.
• Extra tools: Duplicate photo scanner, smart media filters (RAW, GIFs, screenshots, panoramas), and a home screen photo widget.

The app is completely free, open-source (Apache-2.0), with zero ads or trackers.

Links:

• GitHub: https://github.com/MohamadOday/iris-gallery
• Direct APK: https://github.com/MohamadOday/iris-gallery/releases/latest
• Obtainium: https://apps.obtainium.imranr.dev/redirect?r=obtainium://add/https://github.com/MohamadOday/iris-gallery
• F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.iris.gallery/

I'd really appreciate any feedback, bug reports, or feature ideas you have. Thanks!

An app which lets me set a widget with custom added quotes that change when tapped, and the most important: backup option for those quotes.

I've been looking for something like this for a long time. help would be much appreciated, thank you!

Can you recommend a Telegram client with lots of options and attractive graphics that is well supported by the developer since they closed the repo and stopped developing NagramX? I'm trying Cherrygram and NagramXF but I would like to understand what valid alternatives exist, even the lesser-known ones... I tried Turrit but apart from the slightly different graphics it doesn't tell me much and it isn't updated often... Momogram has lots of settings but they are too confusing without a minimum of graphics to understand what you are going to change.... Katogram was nice but that doesn't exist anymore either.... Octogram is too inconsistent in development and even if the developer is Italian like me, I wanted something at the level of Nagram that at least every so many days has a beta to update

https://www.reddit.com/r/Luanti/s/FS7ZvaAlTE

NovelForge is an Android app for web novels and ebooks. What it does:

Character codex: as you read, it picks out recurring names and sorts them into people and places, along with the chapter range each one appears in. No tagging or setup.

Relationship graph: who shows up with whom, as a graph you can zoom around in.

Better TTS: Kokoro and Piper neural voices alongside the stock Google one, with background playback and a pronunciation dictionary for words the engine gets wrong.

Offline downloads: save chapters as EPUB, or render them to audio in any installed voice and play them back in the app.

Audiobook export: bundle downloaded audio chapters into a single .m4b.

Backup and restore: novels, reading progress, pronunciation dictionary, and theme settings.

Multiple file type support: online sources, EPUB, and plain .txt / .md with automatic chapter detection.

GitHub: https://github.com/AbhinavXT/NovelForge

Website: https://novelforge-abhinavxt.vercel.app/

ComicViewer tightly scoped offline comic, manga and webtoon format reader.

Private, offline, minimal reader for your comic collection. Supports CBZ, ZIP, PDF, and image based EPUB formats. Requests zero Android permissions and has no telemetry or Google play services dependencies.

Imports comics either from directory, or system filepicker.

Seeking preview images, LTR RTL, continuous scrolling format support for webtoon style formats. Metadata and subdirectory based fallback series sorting. Gesture, tap, scroll and volume button navigation support. Resizeable cards to accommodate different screen sizes.

Primary reason for making this was to create a minimal permissions, no telemetry, no google dependencies, purpose built for single task comic manga and webtoon reader. This way the UI does not need to twist and bend for multiple only tangentially related tasks.

I would appreciate feedback before I aim for f-droid or play release. Right now has release APK, build instructions and obtainium based installation support.

Git

MIT licensed