Taking a quick look at the source code, it seems like they use map libre for displaying the map which is open source. The only thing not open source are the JawgMaps servers, which serve the tiles for the map in the app. This means that there are no closed source libraries running in the app/on your phone, the only thing happening is the app sending HTTP requests to JawgMaps to load tiles.

einfach draufklicken, dann zeigt es Details an

Gibt es immer noch: https://strecken-info.de/

Da wird kaum was umschrieben, Beispiel (Screenshots nicht mehr aktuell):

1 monkey would likely die before producing Shakespeare

that would require moving every single thing up which would break a lot of stuff like mod/plugin data

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland

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https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/using-personality-a-with-friend-group-b

works for me in Boost, DuckDuckGo and Samsung Gallery

the opened reply is “bees, not animals” and the replies below belong to that

Oblivious or obvious?

https://f-droid.org/packages/de.blau.android/

I use MemeScanner and it’s great, but unfortunately not Open Source:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mamsie.memescanner

Neologismuskreationsvorfreude would fit too

And an AbstractExtensibleMarkupLanguageHypertextTransformerProtocolRequestFactorySingletonBuilder!

Every user on Wikipedia can have their own page in the User namespace

My favorite ones are:

• Bura as a weather app
• LinkSheet to choose which apps to open links in
• HeliBoard as a keyboard

Works for me on Samsung, Android 14

this has been a thing for a few months now

Edge has been chromium-based for a few years now