There are quite a few. In order of preference, I used/tried:

• XMPP (Android-Conversations; Windows-Gajim)
• Element/Matrix
• Session
• Discord
• Slack
• Twinme
• Teams
• Skype
• Facebook Messenger
• Instagram DMs

I was using landrop before. Works fine but the GUI was just a bit off, not intuitive enough. That's Localsend's biggest improvement IMO.

Same for me. Smart audiobook was great on one device, audiobookshelf even better since being into selfhosting.

To answer directly, MAM is a great private tracker for many reasons, including their epub library. Bibliotik is supposed to be good but harder to get in.

For other options, have a look here.

Falling Lightblocks, available on his own website or GitHub.

TheOnion worthy title.

In hindsight, that's what I'd go for. You could have audiobookshelf, tachiyomi or any of your favorite android reading apps. But the Kindle does what it does well, and for relatively cheap. Maybe in 5 years I'll reconsider, if my kindle ever dies!

It was a bit rough in the beginning I admit. I'd recommend giving it another try.

You can look up this thread that has an updated tutorial.

https://www.reddit.com/r/revancedapp/comments/xlcny9/revanced_manager_guide_for_dummies/

Very easy to follow and should get you going.

Are you thinking of Vanced? Revanced has been steady ever since I switched almost a year ago.

I usually use slavart, but it's been unstable lately. With it, you can download anything from Deezer and qobuz.

https://rentry.co/megathread-music#direct-downloads

In Smarttube, go into settings and link device or something similar (edit: remote control). On your phone, go into settings and link TV and input the code Smarttube will give you.

It acts more as a remote, you need to have Smarttube already opened. It's not perfect, it's a decent compromise.

Tried both and settled with AntennaPod when there were rumours of Google Podcasts shutting down a few months ago.

I now value more export/import features. I also enjoyed AntennaPod's queue options more.