Last.fm, I guess. I use Libre.fm as well, but I don't quite get the same experience out of it.
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I haven't tried last.fm but I like ListenBrainz for that stuff.
FolderSync on android. It's the only automatic sync application I've found that syncs to mydrive.ch.
Also a couple of UI apps, BarLauncher, which is a notification thing that let's you put app icons to launch from the notification drop down, and LaunchyWidget, like a scrolling "fence" to dump app icons in on your home screen. They're both so simple, I'm surprised that nobody has built FOSS versions of them.
On my PC I don't use any proprietary software at all.
QuickBooks. F that software. Give me any double entry accounting software that you can use with multiple companies.
There are a bunch. There are fewer that are multiuser. Search alternativeto. Thing is people want more then double entry accounting. Electronic payment processing, reporting, payroll, AR, tax... Then how does it work with the professionals you hire.
Edit: For personal stuff, my wife and I use GNUCash. It does have small company features. I do not think it is concurrent though, but it can be used with an SQL backend though. We do not use the database mode so no experience with it.
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Podcast Addict I really want to use AntennaPod, but I can't do without priority podcasts.
Also Feedly. Feeder (FOSS) is so close, but doesn't allow different sorts for different feeds.
chrome, the android os and platform and all the apps therein. I mainly use firefox, but some things only work in chrome.
Spotify and games
Gmail and Google Photos for shared stuff.
makemkv also basically most of my music software
I feel LaTeX is not a replacement for inDesign. It would be a replacement for something like word. maybe try scribus?
Obsidian. Plain text files with as many or as few plugins as you want. All versions of the app look and behave the same (other than mobile, but at least android is kinda close). Nothing stored in a database file, no manipulation of the text files themselves (looking at you, Joplin). I'm open to another option but so far, nothing is as elegant and platform agnostic as Obsidian.