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1Blocker or AdGuard for Safari, alternatively just use Brave Browser or Firefox Focus

There are ad-blockers on iOS and macOS, e.g. 1Blocker or AdGuard

Or LibreTube, NewPipe, or Tubular. Yattee with this guide on iOS/iPadOS/tvOS, SmartTube on Android TV, this on LG webOS

It's a great app, unfortunately it's not open-source. According to the Exodus report, it contains some tracking SDKs, but their network activity can be blocked in DNS. It also displays an ad banner by default, but this can easily be turned off in the settings.

Maybe try Redlib for accessing Reddit. You can also use LibRedirect to automatically redirect Reddit links.

Alternatively, use this guide to create a Cloudflare proxy for any website you want to visit that is blocked

It's a fork of AntennaPod, right?

I hope they soon figure out their F-Droid release, it's taken them months already

https://github.com/Automattic/pocket-casts-android/issues/424

I wish it was open source and not filled with trackers

As long as that's the case, I'll definitely continue using AntennaPod

Same

I'd add TaskPaper to this list. It's a paid, closed-source macOS app, but the format is plain-text based and completely open. There are many other apps for other platforms that implement this format. There's even a taskpaper-mode for Emacs.

You can literally export all your notes in 2 clicks. You right-click on your notebook, hover over the export menu and select Markdown. Choose a location and Joplin will create a folder with all your notes in Markdown format inside.

Unfortunately it's also filled with trackers: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/com.bambuna.podcastaddict/latest/