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Proofread Bot is a grammar and spelling checker that works where the user types, including Gmail, Messenger, and forms. It underlines mistakes and lets users accept or ignore fixes in place, through Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Google Docs, a web editor, and mobile tools. A free tier provides a daily allowance of checks, and a Premium plan at $5/month offers unlimited checks.
TTSReader is an online text-to-speech reader that turns text into natural-sounding speech for listening online or generating downloadable audio. It reads plain text, files, PDFs, e-books and websites, supports export to MP3, and remembers text and position between sessions. It runs in a browser without installation and also offers an iOS app.
Dotspotter is a tool for detecting yellow tracking dots on a scanned document. It requires a 600 dpi color scan uploaded as a JPG under 10 MB, and tries to detect the yellow dot code, showing results on the page. Processing can take up to several minutes depending on image size.
A blog article explaining how to find people using advanced LinkedIn people search, covering searches by name, company, location and role, with a note on LinkedIn search limits and scaling the process with NinjaPear.
A page listing third-party links and tools for investigations on websites and domain names. Entries cover WHOIS lookups, DNS history, SSL certificates, subdomain finding, open ports, archived information and source code investigations, with notes on whether a paid account is needed.
Awesome Open Source lists open source projects categorized as OSINT alongside repository details. Entries include Sherlock for hunting social media accounts by username, Twint for Twitter scraping, Amass for attack surface mapping and asset discovery, and SpiderFoot, which automates OSINT for threat intelligence. Each entry shows dependent packages, total releases and most recent commit information.
