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DFonts is a website offering downloads of free fonts across categories such as serif, script, calligraphy, handwritten and display fonts. The source describes free fonts, Google Fonts and Adobe Fonts, and mentions unlocking commercial fonts.
Count Duplicates is a free online JavaScript tool that aggregates pasted lines and shows the count of occurrences of each value. Results include unique values, occurrence counts, the total number of lines and the number of unique values. Output can be copied in TAB or CSV format for spreadsheets. Data is processed client-side in the browser and is not sent or stored elsewhere.
LanguageTool is an AI-based grammar, spelling, and punctuation checker that works in over 30 languages. It offers a paraphraser that rewrites sentences to be more fluent, formal, or shorter, and a browser add-on for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. A Premium tier provides more style checks and paraphrasing.
A searchable emoji directory with meanings, codes, a copy function and pictures for common platforms, based on the latest Unicode standard. Each emoji has its own page with codes, meaning, variations and platform pictures. It covers emoji categories such as smileys, people, animals, food, activities, travel, objects, symbols and flags.
Iconian Fonts is a site featuring fonts created by Dan Zadorozny, browsable by letter and category, including dingbats and bitmap fonts. The fonts are for the PC and are free for noncommercial uses.
The W3C Markup Validation Service is a service based on SGML and XML parsers that checks the markup validity of Web documents, including HTML, XHTML, SMIL and MathML. Documents can be checked by URI, file upload or direct input. An experimental web service API is documented, along with a user's guide and explanations of error messages.
