Django Files vs Wayline Browser

Django Files Client is the perfect companion for your self-hosted Django Files. Seamlessly upload, manage, and share images, videos, documents, and more directly from your iOS device on your own private cloud hosted by Django Files. With built-in support for URL shortening and multiple OAuth providers for secure login, this app makes accessing and organizing your files easier than ever. Key Features: - Upload and share images, videos, and files with ease - Secure login with multiple OAuth providers - Access and manage your Django Files on the go - Built-in URL shortener for quick and simple link sharing - Streamlined, user-friendly interface for fast file handling - Live streaming right from your screen or camera - Take full control of your file hosting with Django Files Client—your personal, self-hosted cloud at your fingertips! - Privacy that only self hosting provides you. NOTE: Using this app requires you have a Django Files installation setup and accessible. For more info see: https://github.com/django-files/django-files

Wayline Browser is a clean, general-purpose web browser for iPhone. It opens HTTP and HTTPS links directly, lets you search or enter a web address from the start page, and gives you familiar controls for tabs, bookmarks, history, private browsing, and downloads. Designed around local-first privacy, Wayline keeps browsing tools understandable. Bookmarks, history, regular tabs, and website data are managed on your device. Private tabs are not restored after relaunch. The Website Data screen lets you review stored website data by site and remove it when you choose. What you can do: - Search or enter any web address - Open HTTP and HTTPS links directly - Use regular and private tabs - Save bookmarks and revisit browsing history - Review and clear website data by site - Export downloads with the iOS share sheet - Clear browsing data from Settings Wayline uses Apple's WebKit engine on iPhone and is built for a quiet, predictable browsing experience without accounts, ads, or in-app analytics.