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A browser-based tool that converts clipboard text into Markdown. Users copy text, paste it into the page, and the converted Markdown appears. Conversion is performed by to-markdown, a JavaScript converter running locally in the browser.
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Fonts Ninja offers a browser extension that identifies fonts on websites by hovering over text. It reports details such as font size, line height and colors, and provides typeface information including designer, pricing, additional styles and supported languages. The extension is available for free on Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge.
TeXPage is a cloud-based online LaTeX editor offering real-time collaboration, compilation and instant preview. It includes a formula editor, table generator, symbol selector, file outline and version history. Documentation lists AI debugging, Git Sync, a LaTeX table generator and Zotero integration as guides. Paid plans are one-time purchases with listed monthly prices.
Cool Text is a free graphics generator for web pages and other places where a logo is needed without much design work. Users choose an image type, fill out a form, and a custom image is created on the fly.
TextCleanr is a web-based tool for cleaning up and manipulating text copied between applications. It removes email indents, finds and replaces text, cleans spacing, line breaks and word characters, and performs Base64 and UUencode encoding or decoding. It also offers a text comparison feature and URL shortening. The site states it does not save or store entered data.
Glyphr Studio is a free and open source web-based font editor aimed at hobbyists and typeface design beginners. It runs entirely in the browser with no download or sign-up and is described as $0 forever. It supports importing SVG, OTF, TTF and WOFF files, vector editing tools, combining glyphs from different fonts, and exporting font files.
A browser-based tool that converts clipboard text into Markdown. Users copy text, paste it into the page, and the converted Markdown appears. Conversion is performed by to-markdown, a JavaScript converter running locally in the browser.
