What are Reddit's favorite android apps?

ES was my go to for a while until they started bloating and getting sketchy - I switched to Amaze File Manager -- it's open source and does just file management. SMB/Windows shares are under Cloud Connection.

Christ Google is so out of touch. No one wants your ugly ass knockoff iOS emojis, give us the blobs. I want the blobs. And imma get em too cause https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stevenschoen.emojiswitcher&hl=en has my back.

BubbleUPnP. This app is simply fantastic! You can do so many things. I'll give you one scenario. I don't like having my music collection all over the place (Phone, PC, Laptop). So I store it in the central location (Dropbox) and then using BubbleUPnP, I can stream to either the phone or foobar on the Windows machines. I save space and there is no needless duplication. EDIT: Also forgot to mention that this is the only app that displays artwork over the stream.

I disagree about it being unintuitive. The gesture feels very natural and "physical." In fact, I used an app to add some similar gestures to my S7 out of curiosity, and I'm loving it.

Edit: This App

It looks hip but does it actually bring practicality to the table? It may be more functional than iPhone X's implementation but that had a point and no soft bezels. Google's way is gestures only for the sake of it. I don't see how it can be faster than touching once in any situation. And as someone who uses Allinonegestures maybe I'm biased. Still being on OS level means less latency I guess.

I use Should I Anwser?

It's community sourced. It's worked really well for me. Every once in a while if one gets through, I just mark it as a bad number for everyone else.

Also, 10-15 a day is crazy. :(

> Probably any of the warehouse employees, since they all have barcode scanners on their machines and trucks.

Or you know, anyone with a phone.

I'm enjoying Amaze File Manager.

It's an free and open-source file manager with excellent Material design that's also surprisingly powerful (themes, extract zips, tabs, root access).

> Pretty normal stuff.

Not for a VPN app supposedly about security, there should be nothing included that isn't absolutely essential.

In fact, it'd be better to allow users to export .openvpn files and import into their own application - such as this one, which has no bloat and is open source.

Sorry but Facebook and 'secure VPN' will never go in the same sentence.

If you have root, use Emoji Switcher - this will allow you to see the emoji other people are using. I'm hoping that this paired with an updated Google Keyboard app will let non-nexus users see and use the emoji from Unicode 8.0

Edit: Like 3 people all said the same thing lol

>(was) libre and gratis

>piracy

wat

Anyhow if anyone wants another material design floss file manager, one I found is amaze, which is also on f-droid, linked for screenshots. But note it is beta.

Edit: Context. I suppose there's more to the story though than just that because that makes it look like author doesn't know what "open source" means.

Just going to leave this here: Should I Answer

Good for Android phones that dont have the in built call screening. I don't know if there is a iPhone equivalent.

Might I suggest All In One Gestures (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenixstudios.aiogestures) from the play store? I have swiping from the right edge of my screen set to back, and it's been working great for me, especially since the capacitive back button is on the left side of the navigation bar.

Use the open source OpenVPN app with your providers ovpn files. Works great for me. Don't see the need to install proprietary apps.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.blinkt.openvpn
Also there is no such thing as a truly free vpn. If you are not paying with money you are probably paying with your information.

Truecaller za android

i

Truecaller za iOS

Ovo sam neki dan instalirao, baš za ovakve stvari.Blokira hrpu takvih brojeva iz svoje baze podataka, i korisnici sami mogu prijaviti broj da se doda u bazu.

Not sure any reddit app does that but you can use a VPN Client that will only route certain apps through the vpn. OpenVPN for Android does this.

>Please forgive me

It's alright man. No need to be this apologetic. To answer your original question, yes, Google's protection looks effective from what I've seen. If you're looking for a file explorer substitute, I'd suggest Amaze. It looks great and is open source.

Barcode scanner only requires camera permission. It's light weight, fast, fairly feature complete and been around since the stone ages.

Ho installato Dovrei rispondere e non rispondo piu' alle chiamate contrassegnate come "negative", ovvero che arrivano da numeri che sono contrassegnati come spam o telemarketing nel database dell'app.

Raramente capita che un numero che mi chiama non sia ancora nel database, nel qual caso rispondo, e dopo lascio una mia recensione.

Sempre dall'app blocco quei numeri che diventano troppo insistenti.

Per quanto mi riguarda, le telfonate di questo tipo non sono piu' un problema.

You can have a quick toggle for your OpenVPN connection if you use the superior OpenVPN for Android app instead of the official one. Supports way more modern Android features and is much nicer to use.

Here's a screenshot of it in use on my phone.

This should help =) no root needed

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenixstudios.aiogestures

Just download the app, go to the far left tab, enable the hard keys, a pop up will come up to enable it in the system settings so do that, go back and hit the + button, and add the volume up and down keys, then set them how you like =)

> "sleep as Android" [...] requires a third party qr code reader app and those almost always spam your phone all day.

?

It works with "Barcode Scanner" by ZXing, which is the same barcode scanner that Google Authenticator automatically prompts to install if you try to scan a QR code. It's safe to use.

If you want to switch between emojis for different devices (including iOS emojis), and you have root, check out Emoji Switcher . Works perfectly for me.

Amaze file manager - open source, lightweight, custom colors.

Slide for Reddit - open source, hightly customizable.

All of these shots were taken using Manual Camera and edited using VSCO. The stock camera is perfect for taking casual snapshots but I'd prefer to use Manual Camera for shots that are a bit more premeditated.

Use the open source OpenVPN app with your (paid) providers ovpn files. Works great. Don't see the need to install proprietary apps.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.blinkt.openvpn
Also there is no such thing as a truly free vpn. If you are not paying with money you are probably paying with your information.

Bubbleupnp is the best app I have used for sending anything to Chromecast that doesn't already have it's own app. Supports casting local media, media from local or remote DLNA servers, and a multitude of cloud services. Even supports transcoding of media not natively supported by Chromecast.

Bubbleupnp

I'd suggest on Android users take a look at "OpenVPN for Android" by Arne Schwabe. It's is Open Source, and gets patches frequently.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.blinkt.openvpn&hl=en

Ich benutze BaconReader. Hab auch schon viele andere Reddit apps probiert, werd aber mit keiner so richitg warm und greife dann wieder auf den Speckleser zurück

> Most apps are just awful when it comes to QR readers. Haven't seen a good one yet.

Barcode Scanner has worked perfectly for years.

I recommend you try the "Should I Answer?" app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mistergroup.muzutozvednout

It has a "Use pick and hang up to protect voice mail" feature. See the "Should I Answer?"Manual at:

http://www.shouldianswer.net/mobile-manual/latest

All In One Gestures

Swipe from the edges/corners of your screen to perform custom actions like back, recent apps, notification shade, screen off, screenshot, scroll to top, play/pause, launch specific app.. the list goes on.

You can also remap all hardware buttons (including earphone buttons/Pressy) & capacitive buttons to do those things. Buttons also have a long press setting. Absolutely useful but hardware customizations don't work when the screen is off.

Das liegt daran, dass die kommerzielle Nutzung von Apples Emojis an Apple gezahlt werden muss. WhatsApp hat das immer getan, aber ist Facebook jetzt eventuell zu teuer geworden nachdem sie WhatsApp übernommen haben. Deshalb hat auch jeder Hersteller eigene Emojis; das ist am günstigsten so.
Mit Root-Rechten kann man aber hiermit fürs Betriebssystem und hiermit für WhatsApp die Emojis ändern. Mache ich schon immer so seit ich Android habe, finde alle anderen auch hässlich.

Can't speak for hiya, but I've been using Should I answer for a while now and it's worked better for me than Mr. Number ever did, no idea if it's available on ios though. I can't see there being much difference between apps though, they will all pull from crowdsourced online databases, they just use different ones.

Usa Should I Answer.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mistergroup.muzutozvednout

Hay alternativas para iPhone también.

En general la aplicación es bastante buena y bloquea automáticamente los números que los mismos usuarios van tachando de telemarketing.

Suerte!

Definitely going to check out the BuildProp editor, using a Note 4 currently and the DPI is so high it feels like a phone made for the elderly (even with the smallest text).

While I don't have nearly as long of a list of apps for customization, Emoji Switcher (root required) was one of my biggest incentives to root my phone. This allows you to switch the theme of your emoji to iOS, stock Android, and a few others. With most of my friends having iPhones, and my phone not natively supporting all of the newest emojis, I got really fed up with not seeing all emojis. This app fixed that and now I don't have to live with ugly emojis or crossed out boxes in place of emojis that aren't supported by my phone.

Do you mean this one? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stevenschoen.emojiswitcher&hl=en

If so, what bugs are you experiencing? I've been using this app for a long time and it's been working perfectly.

Haven't seen anyone mention it, but I bought BubbleUPnP when Chromecast first released as it was one of the first to cast local stuff I think. but I've been using it since then flawlessly. I also use it to stream to my ps4. the license costs a couple bucks but the devs deserve it. really great product with fairly regular updates.

You don't need root for either of these.

• light timeouts: http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/help/constantly-capacitive-buttons-t3074847/post60009456#post60009456
• swap functions: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenixstudios.aiogestures&hl=en -- use Hard Keys section and hit the + to add "Recent Apps" key. Then define "single tap" and "long press" for Back and Recent Apps keys.

Reddit's app is shit, same with the default website.

Bacon Reader Android

Bacon Reader iPhone

BubbleUPnP.

I use this all the time. It also has a windows server that can transcode on the fly to play videos whose audio codecs aren't supported by Chromecast.

Not sure if you can do by calling customer care. But you can block numbers based on area code by using apps like truecaller...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller

Adding link on how to block using truecaller. https://www.google.com/amp/s/truecaller.blog/2015/06/02/truecaller-introduces-improved-spam-blocking-features/amp/

Thanks

I use the Should I answer app on my phone. You can automatically block calls from poorly rated numbers and read other users' reviews of a number before answering.

I don't think nav button remapping requires root. Apps do it via Accessibility. The OG remapping app is All In One Gestures but I've found it to be unreliable on Nougat.

I did discover Button Mapper recently and it's a well designed, well maintained and sophisticated app for sure. I'll stick with it since it allows you to map an action to a Volume button double press.

Explanation of the differences: http://ics-openvpn.blinkt.de/FAQ.html#faq_androids_clients_title

Use the open source one(OpenVPN for Android) because open source code is nice for stuff like this, it also seems to get more updates or at least updates that mentions the vulnerabilities they fix (CVE-2017-7508 for example).

If you have Android, you can still do that by using this app (no root required). After installing, launch the app and go to the 'Hard Keys' tab then set the desired function for long presses on the volume buttons.

The only slight inconvenience is that the screen has to be on or nothing will happen. So if I want to play the next track, I have to press the power button first to turn on the screen then press and hold the + volume button to skip to the next track.

de.blinkt.openvpn is the best one.

It's the one we recommend at r/OpenVPN, it's opensource, material-design, yadi, yada.

Some people reported issues with password-protected certs on the "official" closed-source client. Dunno if they were fixed.

de.blinkt.openvpn is the best one.

It's the one we recommend at r/OpenVPN, it's opensource, material-design, yadi, yada.

Some people reported issues with password-protected certs on the "official" closed-source client. Dunno if they were fixed.

> If you are on Mobil (and I personally always am), you can't see the sidebar (I think that you can find it in the upper right corner of the screen).

Yup, on BaconReader at least you click on the menu icon top right and there's a "View sidebar" option. I imagine other apps have something similar (and, if they don't, perhaps it's time to think about using another app).

Per il cellulare io utilizzo TrueCaller https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller

Non sai il gusto che provo nel mettere giù le chiamate o lasciarle squillare... Dopo un po' di volte non richiamano più, ti danno per perennemente irraggiungibile.

Per il telefono fisso io vedo 3 soluzioni possibili:

• eliminarlo
• installare una centralina che blocca le chiamate indesiderate, facendosela da soli (ti hanno linkato qualche riferimento in merito) o acquistando una centralina configurabile su amazon
• acquistare un telefono fisso basato su Android e installarci TrueCaller

Io probabilmente propenderei per la terza opzione (anche se non ho mai provato)

Funnily enough we just had a thread for helping travellers!

As for a VPN app, I use OpenVPN for Android. Happy travelling!

BubbleUPNP, surely!

I'm assuming you've had it with free players by now. I don't think anything beats BubbleUPNP when it comes to this kind of thing.

Manual Camera is the perfect counterpart to Google Camera for when you want to use the Nexus 6's manual focus (and other fancy camera controls I'm too dumb to care about).

Installa questa app.
di default è settata per far passare tutto e farti vedere un popup con le recensioni degli utenti.
Io l'ho settata per bloccare in automatico TUTTE le chiamate con un rating negativo.
Mi sento finalmente un uomo libero

only possible via about:config

• type about:config in the address bar
• set browser.download.folderlist to 2
• create the preference browser.download.dir as a string and make sure that your keyboard has not inserted spaces after the periods
• set the value of the path to a valid path to your phone's sdcard and any folder you want the files downloaded to
• example /sdcard/firefox-download/ Note that this folder must already exist. Use a file manager such as Amaze to verify the path you want.

Barcode Scanner is still free and works great for QR codes. It's based on the open source zxing.

Not sure if this will be quite what you're looking for, but I have been using Should I Answer? as kind of a compliment to my main dialer (on stock OnePlus 3t) for a few months. It's pretty great for identifying and blocking spam and unwanted calls.

Probably not what most people think of when looking for a dialer replacement, but hopefully this will be useful to somebody.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mistergroup.muzutozvednout

Depends if you need any of the extrea features (likely) provided by the proprietary client. Quite often the client is basically just a rebraded OpenVPN client, though.

Battery life: might vary. "Keep alive/always on VPN" setting will have a big effect.

Data use: probably no difference.

I'd use OpenVPN, since I don't need the extra features. I use "OpenVPN for Android" client instead of "OpenVPN Connect", might work better but your mileage may vary. With OpenVPN you need to download and import the .opvn config files from your provider, so that might be a tiresome process depending on how many servers you want to use.

> Also, if I go this route, do I need to keep NetGuard activated? Thanks!

No and actually, you can't use it at the same time because Android only allows one VPN service to be run due security reasons. And NetGuard acts as a local VPN.

All in one gestures

Mine is set up exactly as you asked - swipe up from bottom for home, swipe from left for back and swipe from right for recept apps.

A suggestion. If you’re not already using it, I’ll suggest Truecaller for IOS or Truecaller for Android, a free app that has made dealing with spam calls much easier.

Results may vary, as some spammers use the same number, while others change numbers constantly. The app allows users to block and report spam numbers, which are added to their block list database. I update the block database every day or two and I’m pretty happy with it.

Fixed your link.

Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of Samsung for reasons like that as well as I've found their build quality to be pretty poor.

I use Should I Answer? -- it has a database of spam/negative numbers and also allows you to add numbers to the list (provided you leave anonymous feedback about the number). It also can block unwanted text messages as well. It can perform 'answer after one ring and hangup' -- it does it fairly quickly and I rarely receive an actual ring.

Edit: I'm on Verizon as well.

Ah ok, great! I'll take a look, thanks. Link

Is it to be trusted, being that it wants to "make and manage phone calls"? Is it going to take over the standard phone answering functionality? As I'd rather it didn't start messing with the system's default UI for making/receiving calls etc. But I understand if they'd be no reasonable way to intercept the standard call request/UI and display a toast message and/or block the call.

If you're rooted you can download the app from the playstore called "emoji Switcher" you can change it to any os emoji including ios 10 or 9. It works flawlessly for me.

edit: link for it : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stevenschoen.emojiswitcher&hl=en

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller&hl=en

It's shitty because it uploads your phonebook to them, and the new version is just annoying. I started using it because it lets me block a range of numbers -- my phone number is 212-555-1212 and I keep getting calls from a spammer who spoofs random numbers that begin with 212-555

I recommend using Barcode Scanner to read the code. As for plugins, you can get those at the plugin store of your browser of choice.

Chavos, usen Truecaller en sus celulares. No solamente me ha salvado de llamadas de extorsión si no también me salva de llamadas de los bancos, telcel, movistar y otros.

I've suggested it in the past but for the sake of reference I'll post again.

If you've got an Android phone, download and install TrueCaller. It'll integrate with your phonebook and each time someone calls you'll get a more in depth caller ID. Most spam callers are identified by default when you first run the app. When you receive a call, the app will notify you who exactly is calling and if it's a legitimate number so you don't have to waste time picking up and hearing trash. Pretty handy little app to have especially considering I've not heard those messages in well over 2 years.

Link to App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller&hl=en

If you have an Android phone, install an app called TrueCaller. It has a giant directory of scam numbers/telemarketer numbers/etc. and integrates with your phone app. It functions like an enhanced caller ID so that when you receive a call it'll tell you if the call is legit or from a flagged number so you can decide to pick up or ignore it altogether.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller&hl=en

Bájate la app para androide "Debería responder?" y san se acabó, configurarla tarda un par de minutos y me ha ahorrado litros de bilis con vendedores, robots y llamadas silenciosas, asegúrate de tildar las opciones de "bajar reviews automáticamente" y bloquea toda llamada que la comunidad considere como molesta (y contribuye con lo mismo, así cada vez menos gente contestará a estafas y demás llamadas molestas)

there was one simlar i used to use called truecaller that was really cool, it shown the person you are being called by if its a company, but AFAIK a lot of newer phones (i think the one plus 6 defo) has this functionality built in (wouldnt be surprised if BT networked phones have it built in too seeing as truecaller is on a fair few bt handsets)

Here is the Google Play link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amaze.filemanager

Ghost Commander is also open source: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ghostsq.commander

You might be better installing a file manager on your phone,enabling show hidden files then searching for them. If the podcast requires authentication then they may be encrypted.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.zxing.client.android

This is the one I use. It's been on the Play Store forever and doesn't ask for anything egregious permissions-wise (and they explain why they ask for what they ask). No ads.

The best I can think of is Dois-je répondre which displays a popup on each call stating if the caller is trusted by the community or not. You can add a set of custom rules (like "block all incoming negatively evaluated calls"), I find it very handy!

I was about to buy it as well, but then I remembered I have loads of storage on my phone. I installed BubbleUPnP and copied some files over. Tested it out by setting my phone in flight mode and streamed an episode over tethered wifi (used an app called WiFi automatic to start tethering while in flight mode). It drained about 3-4% of my phone battery during that half hour, so I've now transferred lots of movies and episodes to my phone. :-)

+1 for Amaze, and it's free and open source, can be found on F-Droid here too (link to Google Play)

You could use an app like Should I Answer? to block specified numbers. It comes very highly recommended.

Or you could use Group Ringtone Lite to set a silent ringtone for those who aren't contacts.

The big shift for me was getting used to the back button after being so used to swipe to go back on iOS. I installed an app called All in One Gestures and mapped swiping from the right to go "back" in Android. Saves me a lot of hassle with trying to stretch my thumb when using the phone one handed, and it works great IMO!

Should I Answer?

Call blocking app with custom rules and crowd-sourced phone number reviews.

One of the best apps on my phone.

If you want the animation for this... that won't be possible due to this not being an official feature so those elements that should be animated can't be touched by 3rd party apps.

But for the simple effect of swiping up to go home, yes, that's possible through Gesture Apps.

For example: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenixstudios.aiogestures&hl=en

See that first photo? The example there is swiping from the bottom edge to go Home.

Quite simple:

1. Run (carefully) wizarad built into pfsense:

VPN->OpenVPN->Wizards (choose Local user access).

1. Go to System->Package Manager->Available Packages

and install openvpn client export package

1. Install this client for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.blinkt.openvpn

2. Go to OpenVPN->Client Export and export config for user created at step 1 (Iinline Configurations, I prefer "Ohers" option)

3. Go to OpenVPN->Client Export and export config for user created at step 1 (inline Configurations, I prefer "Ohers" option)

4. Import downloaded config file in Android app and run it.

For Samsung users, I have to recommend All In One Gestures. I was using it to disable the buttons to use an app called Simple Control for an onscreen navbar but I switched to just using it to swap the back and recents keys, and I also gave long press actions to all the buttons on my S7 edge.

I use the "Should I Answer" app. It uses crowd-sourcing to block any known nuisance calls. It works on about half the spam calls I get (so many calls these days use single-use spoofed numbers). Your phone doesn't even ring (it will light up to show the blocked call).

BubbleUPnP can do it IIRC, but you need xposed.

Its been awhile since I've played with it so I'm not sure if it'll route all audio or just media, but you could try using bluetooth. If your pc doesn't already have it, USB dongles are cheap.

The next step (if you have an Android phone) is to get Should I Answer, which flags known scammer phone numbers and allows you to block them entirely from calling again.

I wouldn't recommend using Google Goggles as it is no longer under active development. I switched Barcode Scanner after I noticed the last update to the app was back in 2014.

I know most people here hate Truecaller but after testing every caller ID I could find on the Play Store this was the only one capable of identifying telemarketing, bill collectors and even personal numbers.

The second in line is Whoscall. Also very good but behind Truecaller in the matter of ID-ing numbers.

It is important to note that this was all tested in Brazil, so results may be different for your region.

Boom Beach now uses the native fonts for emoji instead of trying to render them (and failing hard).

This screenshot was taken on my Note 3 - I installed the emoji fonts from iOS 10.3 and they're displayed perfectly!

related

If you're curious (and have Root) how to switch Emoji sets I highly recommend this free app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stevenschoen.emojiswitcher&hl=en

pro tip, use a whitelisting app like truecaller, or the local one Hiya. shit works.

There are apps to help you do that like
Emoji Switcher
Or
WhatsApp Emoji Changer

The best thing I ever did was install an app called Truecaller. It blocks pretty much all of those pesky marketing calls. There are iPhone and Android versions.

It's better than the Do Not Call register because it can also identify and block overseas callers who can ignore any DNC

Check out emoji switcher on the Play Store. Requires root but you can choose a bunch of different emoji sets.

Edit...It's not an Xposed module.

Wow, I don't know how to reply to that. Conflating "ugly" with "open and trustworthy" is crazy and makes no sense, doubly so in this context. Total Commander isn't open source and never was.

It's especially absurd considering that there are actual open and free file managers on Android that are perfectly well designed, like Amaze.

Good design isn't expensive, good design merely requires some thoughtfulness. Heck, Google made it so incredibly easy to follow their Material Design guidelines, it barely even requires that any more.

If I can't trust a developer to follow simple design guidelines for the system they are developing for, if I can't trust them to put some thought into the way their users will want to use their product - why on earth would that make me think that that makes them better at following security guidelines or good coding practices otherwise? Why would that make them more trustworthy? That's insane!

P.S.: Keepass has a perfectly well designed, fully open Android app in form of Keypass2Android - not that this supports your or my argument one way or the other.

I've had no issues with OpenVPN for android.

Edit: It's also on F-Droid, if that's your bag.

This will probably be buried since I am so late, but I use this; https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller&hl=en

I also simply do not answer any number I don't recognize, if I see the same number a few times and it isn't shown as bad in Truecaller, then I block it and it will add it to their database also.

If you have root, you can use the Emoji Switcher app to change your emoji system-wide to a few different types of emoji: Google, iOS, LG, Samsung, Twitter or Emoji One.

I use "Should I Answer" as a call blocker. They seem pretty good in terms of privacy. Interface takes a little getting used to though.

This app will let you swap the back and recent apps buttons- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenixstudios.aiogestures

This app will let you use the home button as a capacitive touch home button thanks to the finger print sensor being capacitive- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamworks.easyhome&referrer=utm_source%3D42matters.com%26utm_medium%3DWidgetWeb

1. Root your phone.
   
2. Download Emoji Switcher.
   
3. ???
4. Profit.

Or just buy a nexus device, since they have support for Unicode 8.0