Quick Tabs is an open source browser tool for improving tabs, bookmarks, extensions, or browsing workflows.
Userscripts is an open source Safari extension that saves and runs JavaScript and CSS code for visited websites. It is offered on the App Store as a free user script and style manager, with use cases spanning automatic page redirection, website page manipulation, custom ad-blocking, and custom code or style injection. The app provides no user tracking.
Link Hints is a browser extension that adds keyboard shortcuts for clicking links and other clickable elements. Pressing AltJ shows lettered hints next to links; typing the letters clicks them. Shortcuts open links in new tabs or select elements, and shortcuts and hints are customizable. The extension runs on all websites and does not send data anywhere.
External Application Button is a browser extension that adds a toolbar button and customizable context menu items for sending page parameters such as links, selected text, and image, video, or audio source URLs to an external application. Users define execution jobs in the options page and can open pages in a different browser or send images to an external editor.
linkding is a self-hosted bookmarking service described as minimal, fast and easy to set up. It can fetch website metadata, create archived snapshots and apply bulk editing, and it supports multiple users. It runs as a single Docker container using SQLite, with browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome and a REST API.
FireMonkey is a Firefox browser extension that functions as a lightweight combined user script and user style manager. It provides similar functionality to user script managers such as GreaseMonkey, Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey, and user CSS managers such as Stylish, Stylus and xStyle. It supports GM3 and GM4 script functions, allows users to toggle scripts and CSS on or off via a toolbar button, contains no tracking or advertising, and is released under the Mozilla Open Source licence. It has experimental support for Firefox for Android.
Read Aloud is a text-to-speech voice reader available as a Chrome extension that reads aloud the current web-page article with one click and supports 40+ languages. The site also lists browser extensions for Firefox and Edge and a TTS widget service.
Community notes
Be the first to share how this project worked for you.
Sign in with a verified account to leave a review or join the discussion.
Sign in to reviewKeep exploring
Userscripts is an open source Safari extension that saves and runs JavaScript and CSS code for visited websites. It is offered on the App Store as a free user script and style manager, with use cases spanning automatic page redirection, website page manipulation, custom ad-blocking, and custom code or style injection. The app provides no user tracking.
Link Hints is a browser extension that adds keyboard shortcuts for clicking links and other clickable elements. Pressing AltJ shows lettered hints next to links; typing the letters clicks them. Shortcuts open links in new tabs or select elements, and shortcuts and hints are customizable. The extension runs on all websites and does not send data anywhere.
External Application Button is a browser extension that adds a toolbar button and customizable context menu items for sending page parameters such as links, selected text, and image, video, or audio source URLs to an external application. Users define execution jobs in the options page and can open pages in a different browser or send images to an external editor.
linkding is a self-hosted bookmarking service described as minimal, fast and easy to set up. It can fetch website metadata, create archived snapshots and apply bulk editing, and it supports multiple users. It runs as a single Docker container using SQLite, with browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome and a REST API.
FireMonkey is a Firefox browser extension that functions as a lightweight combined user script and user style manager. It provides similar functionality to user script managers such as GreaseMonkey, Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey, and user CSS managers such as Stylish, Stylus and xStyle. It supports GM3 and GM4 script functions, allows users to toggle scripts and CSS on or off via a toolbar button, contains no tracking or advertising, and is released under the Mozilla Open Source licence. It has experimental support for Firefox for Android.
Read Aloud is a text-to-speech voice reader available as a Chrome extension that reads aloud the current web-page article with one click and supports 40+ languages. The site also lists browser extensions for Firefox and Edge and a TTS widget service.
