Nope and its not for mobile devices, I want it for Android

There is Gnucash for Android. Here is the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.gnucash.an...

Somehow the Android version looks far less complicated (and far more polished) than the PC version. Not really what I expect out of most open source ports.

It looks like they've followed Google's design guidelines fairly closely. That might be the reason.

well i would advice do actual comparision, take 5mb file and compress it using brutul method in Backbird, it will reduce it in kbs. If yours can do better then even i'll start using yours :)

if you got official one then you have very limited options :(

Oh Really! what about those malicious developers who want to snoop in and steal our data or bloatware or ad serving compaines who just want to intrude in our system. or what about adobe who runs a fucking system level service to update a simple reader which i want to control when and how to update. One should be in absolute control how the network and data is consumed that to clearly and transparantly

Yes!

Is there one absolutely similar to windows? Closest i found was GlassWire

I used to use something called Tiny Firewall, was quite capable and similar. Not sure what happened to it.

http://www.oldversion.com/windows/tiny-personal-firewall/

You could just buy the whole security suite of your firewall program which comes with a firewall probably. For example ESET Cybersecurity comes with a firewall.

Damn sure its sponsored. sorry for posting this shit. I really had no idea

I thought the same too. maybe its a paid list

Its really amazing utility for those people who avoid google playstore and use apk manually. apkshellext2 can batch rename files with their version information and show icons for mobile apps in Windows Explorer. Also has "Go to app store" shortcut.

... then why did you post it?

Exectly1 And there were reports of Apple can unofficially decrypt face time and imessages