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Android application to access a dokuwiki and keep pages in local cache.

This application is not a standalone program. It is a front end client to use your online hosted instance of Dolibarr ERP & CRM software (Open-source web software to manage your business). The advantages of DoliDroid are: * DoliDroid is not a duplicated code of Dolibarr for Android, but rewamps your Dolibarr web installation, so all your online existing features are supported by this application. This is also true for external modules features. * Upgrading Dolibarr will not break DoliDroid. * DoliDroid use embedded image resources of your version, when available, to reduce bandwidth usage. * DoliDroid use internal cache for pages that should not change during session (like menu page) * Connections parameters (login/password) are saved. No need to enter them each time you use DoliDroid. * Integration with your phone or other applications is better (Clicking on a PDF opens the PDF reader, clicking onto email or phone launch your email application or launch Android dialer, ...) * A lot of other enhancement make usability of your Dolibarr from a smartphone better like: * Save spaces of the menus bars by replacing the menu with a button always visible to choose your meny entry more friendly. * Provide a button, always available, to make a quick search on any item. * All visible dates use year on 2 chars instead of 4 to save you space. * When the popup calendar is opened, the keyword is no more opened if not required, like it is on a common browser (Dolibarr v7 required). * Components that provide help information on mouse hover are hidden to save space (they are useless without a mouse). * A lot of other not useful information are hidden. Note: If you don't have your own online Dolibarr ERP CRM instances, you can get one on https://www.dolicloud.com/

Dollphone is a cute icon pack that is very cute, but isn’t too hyper. The icons avoid overly saturated or dark colors, and softly bulge out the "straight" lines away from the center for a plushie-like look. Dollphone Icon Pack is a crystallization of years of passion for the “yurukawa” aesthetic. There are also original smartphone wallpapers that harmonize with the icons! You can also view and download them [on the website](https://haleyhalcyon.gitlab.io/dollphone/wallpaper.html).

Dolphin is an emulator for two recent Nintendo video game consoles: the GameCube and the Wii. It allows Android gamers to enjoy games for these two consoles in full HD (1080p) with several enhancements: compatibility with controllers, turbo speed, networked multiplayer, and even more! Dolphin Wiki Compatibility lists Various guides Note that newer versions require an ARM64 or x86_64 device.

An alternative version or build of Dolphin Emulator, possibly with specific optimizations or features.

Blood Donation is an independant initiative. It allows user to manage donation to the French Establishment of Blood (EFS) in an easy way. It allows you to: * View donation center around you or a preregistered place * Be notified of next donation campaign * Add a donation campaign date to your agenda and to ask for direction to the place * Track your previous donation * Call Post-Donation Call Center near you in case you had to

This is not the official app of Common Voice. It's developed by Saverio Morelli App features: - The user interface (UI) is smart, clear and modern - Log in to your Common Voice account - Validate clips - Record sentences - Report sentences/clips in the relative sections - Multi-languages supported - Offline mode (continue to contribute also when you aren't connected to the Internet!) - Common Voice statistics (of the selected language) - Top contributors (of the selected language) - App statistics (anonymous) - Voices online (of the selected language) - Dark theme supported - Daily goal - Gestures - Save your recordings on your device - Many other features - The app experience is totally customisable in Settings Join the Telegram group: (@common_voice_android) You can see complete app statistics here: App statistics You can also see the app usage statistics here: App usage statistics Read more about this app on GitHub: CV Project on GitHub What is the Common Voice project? Common Voice is Mozilla's initiative to help teach machines how real people speak. Voice is natural, voice is human. That’s why we’re excited about creating usable voice technology for our machines. But to create voice systems, developers need an extremely large amount of voice data. Most of the data used by large companies isn’t available to the majority of people. We think that stifles innovation. So we’ve launched Common Voice, a project to help make voice recognition open and accessible to everyone. Now you can donate your voice to help us build an open-source voice database that anyone can use to make innovative apps for devices and the web. Read a sentence to help machines learn how real people speak. Check the work of other contributors to improve the quality. It’s that simple! You can find more details on the official website https://commonvoice.mozilla.org/ Why should you use the app instead of the website on mobile? The app is developed specifically for smartphones so it's native. It has many features that website don't provide you, such as dark theme, offline mode, customisation, gestures, etc. The app is lighter than website, without annoying animations (and animations in the app can also be stopped in Settings). In addition, the website has many bugs, especially for mobile-version, so you cannot do everything correctly.

Shows Korean verb conjugations for learners of Korean.

The official DontKillMyApp app is here - make apps finally work properly even if you do not own a Pixel. Helps you set up your phone background tasks so that your apps can finally work for YOU even when not looking at the screen right now. See how is your phone doing and test different settings with DontKillMyApp benchmark. Features: • DKMA benchmark: Measure how aggressively is your phone killing background apps • Guides: Get actionable steps to overcome most background process restrictions • Make a change:️Help smartphones stay smart by sharing your benchmark report to dontkillmyapp.com DontKillMyApp is a benchmark tool to see how well does your phone support background processing. You can measure before setting up your phone, then go through the setup guides and benchmark again to see how much has your phone been slacking in the background. You can share your report through the app to the maintainers of the dontkillmyapp.com website who compile it and base the overall negative score on it. How does the benchmark work? (Technical!) The app starts a foreground service with a wake lock and schedules repetitive task on the main thread, a custom thread executor and schedules regular alarms (AlarmManager.setExactAndAllowWhileIdle). Then it calculates executed vs. expected. That's it! For more details check the code. The app is open source available it https://github.com/urbandroid-team/dontkillmy-app Special thanks to Doki (github.com/doubledotlabs/doki).

Discover a fun and educational experience for your children with this app! This innovative application offers a variety of pre-made drawings that children can color to their heart's content. From cute animals to exciting adventures - there's something suitable for every taste! Features: * Wide selection of pictures: Our app provides an extensive collection of images for children of all ages and interests. From animal lovers to space adventurers, there are countless opportunities to unleash creativity. * Easy operation: The user interface is child-friendly and allows little ones to navigate effortlessly between pictures and select their favorite drawings. * Interactive color selection: With a wide range of colors, children can bring their imagination to life and add a personal touch to their pictures. * Learning and developmental aspect: Coloring not only promotes artistic creativity but also fine motor skills and children's ability to concentrate. * Offline access: The app works without an internet connection, so your children can have fun anytime, anywhere. Let your children dive into a world of colors and fantasy and try the app now! International Age Ratings: * ACB: G (general) * ClassInd: L * ESRB: E (everyone) * PEGI: 3 * USK: 0 * IARC: 3

Doodle is an open-source Android app that provides colorful live wallpapers with auto dark mode and power-efficient animations. The wallpapers are based on the original Doodle live wallpaper collection of the Google Pixel 4. Additionally there is an exclusive "Material You"-inspired live wallpaper included. The app is not just a copy of the original wallpapers, it's a complete rewrite without the permanent animations to save battery and storage space. In addition, there are many customization options to match your preferences. Features: Stunning wallpaper designs and Pixel feeling System dependent dark mode Power-efficient parallax effect on page swipe or when tilting the device Optional zoom effects Direct boot support (immediately active after device restart) No ads and no analytics 100% open-source Advantages over original Pixel 4 live wallpapers: Permanent animations (when tilting the device) are optional Support for Android 12 color extraction Exclusive "Material You"-inspired live wallpaper No battery-hungry 3D engine Improved text contrast (dark text for light themes instead of white text with shadow) Support for Android 11 zoom effect Many additional customization options Rendering works well even on less powerful devices (very efficient rendering engine) Also suitable for larger devices like tablets (scaling option available) Tiny installation size Source code and issue tracker: github.com/patzly/doodle-android Translation management: www.transifex.com/patzly/doodle-android

A simple RPG where you open doors and fight the monsters behind! They drop loot, you get stronger! You know the drill! Over 27 monsters, 64 items, crafts and stuff! Sounds by: Juhani Junkala https://juhanijunkala.com/ Game Music by: RandomMind https://www.youtube.com/@randommynd Win Music by: Vincent Fasano https://www.vincentfasano.com/

I created this implementation using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for Android devices. Features Technical Jetpack Compose Material3 and Dynamic Color Game Variable game board grid size from three-by-three to nine-by-nine (Larger than nine-by-nine is simply ridiculous and unplayable in mobile phones) Variable game ai difficulty (easy, medium, hard) Variations Simple Game The Simple game is the most simple variation of Tic-tac-tao with a three-by-three grid with two players. The player who succeeds in placing three of their marks in horizontal, vertical, or diagonal is the winner. Simple Game AI Currently, in hard mode, AI uses a strategy rather than an AI search algorithm like MinMax. This strategy consists of these steps: Win, Block, Fork, Block Fork, Center Play, Corner Play, and Side Play. In Easy difficulty, AI plays a random empty cell in the grid. In Medium difficulty, AI chooses between Easy difficulty and Hard difficulty for each move based on a 50/50 chance. Strategy's source Flexible Strategy Use in Young Children's Tic-Tac-Toe by Kevin Crowley, Robert S. Siegler

Dot race is simple, but funny and fast action game. Take a control of your spaceship and compete with computer or an other player in collecting magic artifacts. The spaceship will accelerate toward your finger. To break put the finger behind the moving spaceship. There is also another controller 'virtual joystick' available also in two player game.

A Morse code keyboard, specifically designed for phones with small screens and slow CPUs. DotDash uses "untimed" Morse code so that CPU lag or stuttering won't interfere with input. With DotDash you can touchtype, error-free, on most Android phones. 1. Type a letter by entering its series of dots and dashes 2. Press Space to end a letter and move on to the next one 3. Press Space twice to insert a space between words 4. Press Delete to clear the letter in progress, or delete the last letter typed if there is no letter in progress 5. Type the symbol ".-.-" for the Enter key DotDash keyboard includes a Morse code cheat sheet, which can be accessed by swiping up off the keyboard. It includes the standard English Morse code alphabet, plus custom expansions to encompass most of the keys on a standard QWERTY keyboard. Additional features are available in the OS's keyboard settings screen (under "Language & Input" on most Android versions): * A utility keyboard with non-Morse characters and arrow keys, accessible by swiping to the side * Toggle auto-capitalization on or off * Change the "Enter" symbol between ".-.-" and ".-.-.."

Players take turns joining two horizontally or vertically adjacent dots by a line. A player that completes the fourth side of a square (a box) colors that box and must play again. When all boxes have been colored, the game ends and the player who has colored more boxes wins. You are playing against the computer. The computer is red; you are blue.

Dotterel provides the ability to use stenographic input on the Android platform – like the machines court recorders or closed captioners use. Using this method they can achieve really high input speeds.

Dotty is a simple test application for diagnosing multitouch issues on android devices.

Airdots Double-Tap adds the functionality to plays next/previous songs on double-tap (On most earphones) instead of opening virtual assistant.How to use (Refer to the screenshots):Double tap the earbudsThe device will ask you with which app to complete the actionSelect ’always with this app’EnjoyPlay previous song:Pause the media with one tapOnce the media is paused double tapSkip Media Backwards twice:In most media players When the song is not at the start and the user skip backwards the song rewind to the start instead of skipping back to the previous songThis options make the 'Play Previous song' functionality skip backwards twice in order to 'force' the media player to go to previous song

# Features * Free and Open Source software (FOSS) * Material Design * Multiple themes (Light, Dark, Black) * Android TV support * Chrome OS support * Pause and resume downloads * Browsers support * Built-in browser * Simultaneous downloads (default 3) * Multi part downloading (max 16) * Download files in background * Unmetered connections only support (ex. Wi-Fi) * Roaming controls * User agent controls * Calculate hash value (MD5 & SHA-256) * Power Management and battery control * Various automatic actions after finishing download * Speed limit * [Android 8.0+] Auto-uncompress archive. Archiver formats: zip, tar, 7z, ar, cpio, dump. Compressor formats: gzip, bzip2, xz, lzma, Pack200, DEFLATE, DEFLATE64, Z

Download files referenced within the code of a web page. You can select the URL and the extension or name of the files you are interested in.

Since Doze was introduced in Android 6.0, it's been a constant source of pain for developers who can't keep background processes running reliably, and users who are constantly missing important notifications because the system automatically decides to kill background services. Some ROMs are worse than others, with MIUI being the worst offender and AOSP being somewhat tolerable. DozeOff automatically disables Doze when the system is booted on your rooted device, simple as that. On Android 12L and newer, DozeOff will also disable Phantom Process Killing. You can also choose keep the CPU and WiFi awake at all times, but this will drain the battery very quickly.

A dozenal (duodecimal, or base-twelve) calculator with both simple and scientific modes. Simple mode (automatically chosen when in portrait orientation) contains the four functions, square roots, exponents, and parentheses for grouping, and operates to four digits of fractional accuracy. Scientific mode (automatically chosen when in landscape orientation) has all of the same features, plus trigonometric functions and their inverses, logarithms, reciprocals, buttons for pi and the base of the natural logarithm, and variable precision allowing the user to select the number of fractional digits desired.

A dozenal (duodecimal, or base-twelve) clock and homescreen/lockscreen widget. Uses "X" for "ten" and "E" for "eleven." The app itself is full-screen and keeps time in four-digit Tims (that's 1x10^-4 hours), with the Tims separated from the whole hours by a semicolon (";"). The widget keeps time in two-digit Tims (that is, the two largest Tims), with the Tims separated from the whole hours by a semicolon (";"). The widget also display the date. The app updates automatically when open; the widget, in order to preserve battery life, updates only when the time is tapped by the user.

Dragon Launcher is a highly customizable Android launcher focused on speed and efficiency. The main Idea of this launcher is to launch your apps via gestures. You can customize your list of fast access apps easily in the settings,and also use the app drawer to pick an app and launch it automatically