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Voice Notepad is a speech-to-text tool that uses Google Speech Recognition to let users type with their voice in any language. It runs in Google Chrome and requires microphone access, and provides controls to start, copy, save, publish, tweet, email, print and clear the transcribed note. A text-to-speech section offers voice, pitch and speed settings.
TalkTyper is a web app that provides free speech to text dictation in a browser. Dictated text appears for editing, and users can copy it into documents or email. The page states that speech input requires Google Chrome 25 or greater.
cryptii is a web app that offers modular conversion, encoding and encryption online. Translations are performed in the browser without server interaction, and it is an open source project with code licensed MIT.
GlukFonts helps clean, compare, sort, transform, count, or format text in the browser.
DaFont is an archive of freely downloadable fonts that can be browsed by alphabetical listing, style, author or popularity. The site states that fonts are the property of their authors and are either freeware, shareware, demo versions or public domain, and that the indicated licence is only an indication. It gives installation instructions for Windows, Mac OS X and other systems.
List of Emojis is a Wikipedia article that catalogs Unicode emojis. It includes notable emojis with their descriptions and associated meanings, organized into categories including faces, nature, food, activity, places, objects, symbols, flags and miscellaneous.
