That axolotl is it as safe as Signal? Does it feed anything to anyone? Signal keeps the encrypted data on your device and doesn't share anything, yet...

These are good questions! I don't know the answers, but you can ask the developers directly at this Telegram group: https://t.me/axolotl_dev
It's an open source program, made by devs from the community. You can read more about it here: https://axolotl.chat/

I didn't find signal app in open store, nor Firefox.

That's right, they aren't there. The Signal app in the Open Store is called Axolotl; give that a try, I use it every day.
The default browser on UT is Morph. There is no browser that works better on UT.

I can't see anything within Libertine; how to you operate/browse apps?

I have never used it, but I can point you to the documentation:
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/dailyuse/libertine.html
But keep in mind that it is mostly a stop gap method. Native apps are the best option, if they exist.

I am really not literate with Linux. Just had enough with google, thus any tutorial or step by step instructions would be really appreciated.
I didn't find signal app in open store, nor Firefox.

I can't see anything within Libertine; how do you operate/browse apps?

Ta,
Alex

Any app for that matter.

Look at the Open Store, it comes preinstalled on your Ubuntu Touch and it's full of native apps. They will generally run a lot better than anything you can run in Libertine.

under waydroid

Oneplus 3/3T doesn't run Waydroid... Waydroid requires Halium 9 or 10.

@keneda said in Mozzilla firefox browser && Signal IMA:

you can try openstore ut native app wich is axolotl i believe.

That is the option I would recommend. It has some missing features but used in tandem with Signal Desktop on a laptop or PC it works pretty well, and it's being actively developed and improved at a nice speedy pace lately.

Ta,

For signal it's the same, plus you can try openstore ut native app wich is axolotl i believe.