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A guide describing how to bypass censorship in China by setting up a personal proxy with Xtls (Xray-core). It lists required skills such as Linux command line and installing projects from GitHub, and states Chinese language knowledge is useful but not always required.
Cipher387 is an open source project with code, documentation, and setup resources for OSINT resources.
ClassiCube is a free multiplayer sandbox block game. It can be played in the browser, and downloads are offered. The complete client source code is hosted on GitHub. A Steam version is described as optional support for the game's financial needs, and it is not required to play.
Clear Urls is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Clone Wars is a list of over 100 open-source clones and alternatives of popular sites such as Airbnb, Instagram, Netflix, TikTok, Spotify, WhatsApp and YouTube. The list includes source code, tutorials, demo links, tech stack and GitHub stars count, and is organized into a table of clones with tutorials and a table of clones and alternatives.
The Cloud Cost Handbook is a free, open-source, community-supported set of guides explaining pricing of public cloud infrastructure and service providers. It is hosted on GitHub and open to contributions, with Vantage employees maintaining hosting. It covers general concepts and provider services, with prices listed in US Dollars.
A Codeberg repository holding the source of paranoiaprivacy.wiki, a collection of hand-written privacy guides. The site is plain HTML and CSS with no build step, JavaScript, analytics or external requests. The repository has been archived, so files can be viewed and cloned but not changed.
Codigo is a programming language repository for discovering trending languages, following language news, and exploring language details including code examples. It offers search and comparison of languages and lists the PyPL and TIOBE indexes and most GitHub pushes.
A browser-based app that creates colored Discord messages using ANSI color codes on the latest Discord desktop versions. Users write text, assign colors, then copy it to send in a Discord message. The app runs entirely in the browser and its source code is available on GitHub.
CoMaps is a navigation app and community-led fork of Organic Maps, maintained in a Codeberg code repository. The repository hosts the app's main source code and lists offline map navigation and routing among its topics. The project is described as noncommercial and nonprofit.
Conduit is a chat server powered by Matrix, described by its project as simple, fast and reliable. The GitLab project hosts the server source code and links to the Conduit website.
Nostr-native marketplace for browsing merchant listings, carts, checkout, order tracking, and buyer-merchant communication. [Source](https://github.com/Conduit-BTC/conduit-mono)
Seller dashboard for managing Nostr-native product listings, orders, Lightning invoices, and buyer conversations. [Source](https://github.com/Conduit-BTC/conduit-mono)
Conky is a documented system monitoring tool for Linux and similar desktop environments. Its documentation covers variables for defining displayed objects such as text, bars and graphs, global configuration settings, a Lua API for extending behavior, compiling from source, contributing, running with Docker, syntax highlighting and a GitHub wiki with user configs and scripts.
Conversations is an open source XMPP/Jabber client for Android. It offers end-to-end encryption with OMEMO or OpenPGP, file and image sharing, encrypted audio and video calls, private group chats and public conferences, multiple accounts and location sharing, with a Material Design 3 interface. Some features require server support.
A Telegram group chat titled Core Patch Chat, described as a module for LSPosed. The listing links to a related channel and the project's GitHub repository. It shows member and online counts and offers joining via Telegram.
CronAI converts plain English scheduling descriptions into cron expressions. Users describe when something should run and the tool generates 5-field cron syntax. It is stated to work with cron-compatible systems including Linux crontab, GitHub Actions, AWS CloudWatch, Kubernetes CronJobs and Vercel Cron. The page also describes the generator as free.
CRX Viewer is a tool that generates or modifies URLs for Chrome Web Store items and locates XPI files for Firefox add-ons on AMO. Users can input a browser extension, add-on, zip file, or store page URL, or select a local file to retrieve download links and metadata including extension ID, supported operating systems, architectures, and Chrome version compatibility. It also provides links to official store listings. The tool's source code is hosted on GitHub by Rob Wu.
CRXInstaller is a Firefox browser extension developed by FoxRefire. It enables users to install Chrome browser extensions on Zen, Firefox Nightly, Firefox Developer Edition, Librewolf, and Firefox for Android. Use with standard Firefox requires additional configuration steps. The developer warns that installing untrusted extensions poses serious security risks and disclaims liability for any resulting damage, with the extension's source code available on GitHub.
CSS Speedrun is a small web app for testing CSS knowledge. Users enter the CSS selector that applies to all elements marked with an arrow, and a timer starts after the first puzzle is solved correctly. It presents 10 puzzles, and users can view their results or check the GitHub repository to create their own puzzles.
Cubari is an image proxy that takes images from other websites and displays them in a manga-oriented reader. It does not host the content viewed through it. It supports imgur, nhentai and custom JSON hosted on GitHub Gists. Reading history can be synchronised across devices using a third-party service powered by the remotestorage protocol, and a Tachiyomi extension is available.
Cube is a system for collecting timestamped events and deriving metrics, built on MongoDB and released under the Apache License on GitHub. It accepts events via UDP, HTTP POST, and WebSockets, defines a query language for retrieving events, and groups events by time to compute aggregate metrics.
Cursor is a coding agent for building software. It can be used to understand a codebase, plan and build features, fix bugs and review changes. Cloud agents run in isolated VMs for parallel work, and it integrates with tools including GitHub, GitLab, Slack and Linear.