Asklemmy

Mobile Linux user, the two best maps I've found are mepo, and osmin (similar to OSMAnd on the goolag os). puremaps is also decent, and closer to what you expect with something like google maps in terms of feature parity, but it's much heavier ( not good on pinephone's anemic cpu and 3G of ram :( ). KDEs marble is interesting, but not a good mobile interface.

I’m sick of using google maps, they started putting gigantic ads for stores on the map and I’m tired of them tracking me.

Yet you use the Goolag kernel? User, how could you!

Mapy.cz are the best maps available on desktop and android. They use OSM as a source. There is some tracking but in this case it's worth the hassle.

Is there any way to export Google maps saved places and or lists to any of: magic earth, open street maps, organic maps? I’ve got lots of lists I’d rather not throw away if I can

I use navmii for offline navigation. The search functionality is not so great, but the navigation works swell.

For navigation, I chose Waze.

There seem to a new wave of navigation apps heading towards us that talk P2P rather than a central server.

I just switched to MagicEarth since it works with Android Auto. Pretty happy with it so far.