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You can refer here and check if any meet your needs. Some of the top ones are obviously not the ones you require so do scroll and try out the others.

https://alternativeto.net/software/imgur/?license=opensource

I think by official OP meant stuff like Infinity is a FOSS client and not the official reddit app instead of alternatives.

I believe Pixiv is exactly what you describe for artists, but not open source.

Those logos were so good.

Personally find Instapaper to be better though. I got annoyed by the in-your-face-upgrade mentions. Instapaper also has slightly more customizations in the free tier and looks nicer overall.

I love the fact that Okular is available on Windows. I used Sumatra PDF which is very light weight and good, but doesn't have a lot of features. Okular is basically perfect with a good UI as well.

I don't need digital signatures but having that is a plus in case I need it in the future.

Edit: typo

I know. I recently stumbled across a website that didn't accept special characters, only alphanumeric. I had to change that in Bitwarden to do that and then later change it back. Don't know why they add limitations to passwords, that just makes them more insecure.

True. Anyone who has studied AI to a basic degree will know that any form of AI we have is far from sentient.

Huh is that so? Seems like Microsoft made another stupid thing when my opinion of them improved by a little bit.

Is there an open source RSS reader that syncs between your android and windows/web? Like if I read an article, I want it to be 'read' on all devices. Also preferably a solution without self hosting since I can't really do that.

The edge browser has a chatgpt sidebar which can even websites and answer based on that. But other than that, no. All you need is a Microsoft account to access the chatgpt features.