Lemming

Yes, that’s the link, here’s the comment link since you somehow can’t see: https://sh.itjust.works/comment/15110514 It might be an issue on your instance fetching the comments? He’s from the same instance as me so its weird it is not shown for you but mine is.

It seems to be the case that F-Droid removes gdrive and onedrive in their build. Though, there seem to be no mentions of Wikipedia.

OP commented you can find a plugin for One Drive in F-Droid, if you can’t see his comment: https://lemmy.world/comment/13530573 Also: https://lemmy.world/comment/13530521

I don’t know if the fact that it can show Wikipedia results, and that you can connect it to your Google account (to show cloud files from Drive and such in the search results) plays a role too

Apparently it does, according to a metadata link from the F-Droid’s own repo shared by @pipes@sh.itjust.works 's reply, also pointed out by @BearOfaTime@lemm.ee

On a sidenote, searching your own Owncloud or Nextcloud is supported too.

Thanks, OP confirmed this, sounds awesome.

Thanks for explaining it further! :)

Thanks, but my question is why and/or if it is common for a launcher to need that (also I didn’t know there was more details to it on F-Droid repo, thanks for sharing the metadata link)

Kvaesitso

A search-focused, free and open source launcher for Android

Kvaesitso is a launcher application for Android which replaces the device’s default home screen. It has been built from scratch, meaning it is not based on the AOSP launcher (like many other third party launchers) nor does it try to recreate this launcher. Instead, Kvæsitso follows its own concepts.The main feature is a global search which does not only let you search on device for apps, contacts, and calendar events, but also on web services like Wikipedia or your Nextcloud Instance. Additionally it includes some useful tools, for example a calculator and a unit converter. You are looking for a document or an information? Just search for it and Kvæsitso shows you the fastest way to it.

Anti-Features

This app promotes or depends entirely on a non-free network service

I’m not knowledgeable on how launchers work but why is this needed to communicate to a network service?