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WhatFont is a tool for identifying fonts used on webpages. It is available as a bookmarklet, Chrome extension and Safari extension. When activated on a webpage, users can hover over text to retrieve font information, and the tool detects font serving services including Typekit and Google Font API. It supports Firefox 3.6+, Chrome 9+, Safari 4+, Internet Explorer 9 and has limited support for Internet Explorer 8.
Block explorer for World Chain, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Block explorer for World Chain, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Block explorer for WorldEcoMoney, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Block explorer for X Layer Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Block explorer for XDC Apothem Network testnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, and network activity.
Block explorer for XDC Network, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Block explorer for XDC Network, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Block explorer for XGR Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Block explorer for XT Smart Chain Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
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WebChucK IDE is a web-based integrated development environment for ChucK, a programming language for real-time sound synthesis and music creation. It is presented as accessible for building, experimenting with and sharing audio synthesis and analysis programs and real-time interactive music. The interface includes a file explorer, find-in-files, code editor, output and shred controls.
365Chess is an online chess games database and opening explorer. Users can search games by player, ECO code or result, search positions, and browse openings move by move. The site also offers puzzles, an openings trainer, playing against the Stockfish computer engine, endgame training, and an analysis board. It states the database contains more than 4,400,000 games updated every week.
A.N. Lucas's 88x31 button Collection is a collection of more than 700 88x31 web buttons from the 1990s and 2000s, including Netscape NOW and Internet Explorer buttons. The buttons were rescued from a now defunct site and are described as a historic example of early web advertising.
Birdland is a collaborative filtering recommendation library written in Go. It performs a random walk on a biased user-items bipartite graph to generate user-item pairs, which the recommender processes into recommended items. The project includes sampler and explorer components such as Bird, Emu and Weaver.
Blockhead is a crypto portfolio tracker, cross-EVM block explorer and interface for dapps and web3 infrastructure. It supports tracking tokens, NFTs and DeFi balances, and provides charts for visualising web3 activity. It covers Ethereum and other Ethereum Virtual Machine-based chains.
Blockscan.com is a multichain explorer that presents real-time data, portfolio balances and in-depth analytics. The site states that it supports 30 or more chains. It also lists sections for Address of the Day, Token of the Day, Cross-Chain Transactions and Headlines. No other details about its operation are provided in the supplied material.
BRENDA is a comprehensive enzyme information system offering text-based and structure-based queries, an EC explorer, visualization, and prediction tools. It includes enzyme summary pages, ligand and tissue ontology searches, taxonomy and genome browsing, and pathway maps. The online version is free under the CC BY 4.0 license.
Browserling provides live interactive online browser sessions on real desktop browsers running in virtual machines, without emulators. It offers access to Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Edge and Safari versions, screenshots, responsive testing, and SSH tunnels for local testing. Mobile testing and session video recording are listed as coming soon.
ChromaFiler is a Windows file manager utility with a column-view interface borrowing ideas from spatial file managers and Miller Column browsers. Columns can be broken off into separate windows by dragging and dropping, and it can serve as a popup menu docked to the taskbar or a replacement for Windows File Explorer. It works on Windows 7 through 11.
CAPE is a fully searchable database of climate action plans from UK local authorities, also covering climate targets and climate emergency declarations. It lets users browse and compare all 397 councils and download a ZIP archive of 880 documents. It was built by mySociety in partnership with Climate Emergency UK.
Searchable timeline of publicly reported breaches with affected organizations, dates and data types.
Delapp is a single-file Windows tool for deleting files and folders. Users drag and drop items into a delete-list and confirm deletion; deleted items are not moved to the recycle bin. It requires Windows 7 or later and .NET Framework 4.8 Runtime or later, and can add entries to the Explorer right-click menu.
DigitalFeed hosts a browser-based ABX test that compares lossless and lossy music samples, modeled on a test by the streaming service Tidal. It asks whether users can tell the difference between lossless and lossy audio on their audio system. The test requires browser support for the Web Audio APIs, which Internet Explorer lacks.
