apps-android-commons VS stealth

A good place to look for answers is in the issues section of the app in question. Often someone will notice F-Droid is out of date and will open an issue.

Commons (version 3.1.0-alpha): Upload images to wikimedia.org

https://github.com/commons-app/apps-android-commons The Wikimedia Commons Android app allows users to upload pictures from their Android phone/tablet to Wikimedia Commons

See also: Stealth [https://gitlab.com/cosmosapps/stealth], which is a native Android app, and Teddit [https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit], which is a mirror of Reddit, and also offers its own API.

You could also use Stealth, and open the settings to change the Reddit Source to teddit, which uses reddit's public RSS feeds for fetching data, so it wont be affected by reddit's API changes. It doesn't support commenting or posting, but it's still okay for browsing.

Stealth has a scraping-based option.

The above picture shows how Stealth, another Android app, has implemented alternative ways to get Reddit data without the API. Stealth is open source, so anyone can see how they've done it.

There is at least one app switching to scrapping: https://gitlab.com/cosmosapps/stealth/-/tree/master/app/src/main/java/com/cosmos/unreddit/data/remote/api/reddit/scraper. Not sure if that is an option? If its a ToS violation, I'm guessing it could impact publishing on the Play Store. This app is only available via side loading.

Stealth for Reddit sounds like what youre looking for!

the screenshot above is from the reddit client Stealth, which is a (purposely) limited reddit client where you can't log in but you can still make your own front page by following subs one by one and save liked post locally.

like in Stealth, move karma points under username and divider between comments/childs is a space, not lines.

Stealth (version 1.1.3): Stealth is an account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client.