podverse-rn VS Cookie-AutoDelete

Podverse

Podverse or Airshow. The latter is iOS only for now (also lacking a lot of basic features like speed control etc).

The other actively developed FOSS client for podcasts is PodVerse. I have only briefly used it, but it also seemed polished and had fully offline modes available like you need. PodVerse seems to be going for an iOS look while AntennaPod uses material design 3, so I went with the latter for the sake of consistency. Others might have compelling reasons why PodVerse is better...

Podverse (version 3.3.0): Podcast app with clips, playlists, profiles, and cross-platform syncing.

Podcasting apps that supporting streaming sats to these podcasts: https://Fountain.fm (iOS/android), https://castamatic.com/ (iOS), https://www.podfriend.com (Windows, in-browser, mac, iOS-beta, android APK), https://curiocaster.com (in-browser), https://podstation.github.io (browser-extension), http://podverse.fm (open-beta, e-mail [email protected] for for value enabled iOS/Android beta version)

If you're familiar with Github, you're welcome to report issues or feature requests directly to the dev team in our mobile app repo. If not you can continue to reach us here in the reddit.

You could use the Cookie Auto Delete browser extension if you want to automatically delete cookies: https://github.com/Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete

https://github.com/OhMyGuus/I-Still-Dont-Care-About-Cookies does reject non-technical cookies – as much as it can – but https://github.com/Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete will do the rest.

I use the extension Cookie-AutoDelete and it's working pretty well, but recently I saw that you can now whitelist and blacklist sites from cookie storing directly in the Chrome settings. Did anybody play around with this, is it as good as the extension, any shortcomings?

Have you made any CSSs modifications? If not, report the problem here.

Maybe look at Cookie AutoDelete. It does not do exactly what you want but more lets you keep the cookies you want (or need) for particular sites and then deletes everything else when you leave a site or at a specific time frame

https://github.com/Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete/wiki/Documentation does the job. It doesn't work on Firefox mobile, but your writing about Edge & Chrome suggests you're on PC anyway.

Yes it can.