Mastodon client for Sailfish OS

Tooter β is a fork of the deprecated Tooter app by dysko and includes additional features, bug fixes, and an improved user interface. The application is also available on the Jolla Store and the SailfishOS:Chum community repository.

Whisperfish is an advanced but unofficial Signal client. Whisperfish should be in a usable state for many users, but is still considered beta quality software; make sure to always have the latest version! Also, check our Wiki and feel free to contribute to it! Currently, mimimum supported SailfishOS version is 3.4. We intend to keep compatibility with 3.3 for as long as humanly possible.

Ghosteel brings a modern terminal engine to SailfishOS. Most mobile terminals use legacy VT parsers that struggle with complex TUI apps. Ghosteel uses the same engine that powers Ghostty, giving you accurate rendering for tmux, neovim, htop, and other TUI applications.

Nami - Face Recognition Photo Gallery (early preview)

Please read carefully the description

Nami is a privacy-first face recognition photo gallery for Sailfish OS. It scans your photo gallery, detects faces, and lets you tag and group photos by person, entirely on your device.

⚠️ This is a preliminary, experimental release (v0.7.0). Expect rough edges.

Source code: https://github.com/nicosouv/harbour-nami

SailWarden - Bitwarden Client for Sailfish OS

SailWarden is an unofficial native Bitwarden client for Sailfish OS. It is currently in beta and requires Sailfish OS 4.5 or greater. This app has near one-to-one feature parity with the official Bitwarden apps. That means most functions you know and love from Android or iOS should be available here with a few exceptions that aren't available on Sailfish, like autofill or syncing with authenticator.

this is openssl3 compiled for legacy kernels (<4.4). It is known to work on my JollaPhone (aka Jolla1 aka SbJ)

It is compiled with kernel-headers 3.18.136 and therefore lacks ktls module. It also uses different seed for random numbers (/dev/*random instead of direct system-call to kernel) and uses libjitterentropy to enhance randomness...

requires:
brotli
zstd

Provides: libcrypto.so.1.1

Requires: glibc >= 2.17 (any SFOS version since 1.1.7 / Björnträsket Jul2015)

These RPM files allow to install OpenSSL 1.1.1 on Sailfish OS releases before 4.3.0.

It was succesfully tested on a Jolla1 running SFOS3.4