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Privacy Redirect provides hosted alternative frontends for popular internet platforms, including YouTube, X (Twitter) and Reddit. It lists frontends such as Redlib for Reddit, Kittygram for Instagram, rimgo for Imgur and Wikiless for Wikipedia.
Private Trackers General is a guide collection covering private tracker topics, including an introduction to RED, ratio-building techniques, a private tracker list, and a Chinese PT guide. It also links to resources such as the r/trackers wiki and OpenSignups and outlines pathways for newcomers and recruitment chains.
Prowlarr is an indexer manager distributed for Windows, Linux, macOS, NAS, Docker, BSD and other systems. The site provides installers, manual installation options and instructions through the Servarr Wiki, with packages available via the Arch Linux User Repository and Docker. The macOS app requires self-signing and is not compatible with OSX versions below 10.15.
Proxy Redirect is a userscript that redirects to and rewrites links toward privacy-oriented proxy frontends, covering services such as Invidious, Nitter, Redlib, Searx and Wikipedia. The author states it allows reliable access to available public instances per service and helps distribute traffic across instances. It is published on OpenUserJS under AGPL-3.0-only.
A wiki page listing community-developed alternate WebUIs for the qBittorrent BitTorrent client. The page states the list is non-exhaustive, that the WebUIs are provided on a best-effort basis, and that they are not officially supported. Entries include themes and custom interfaces, and the page notes issues should be reported in their respective repositories.
An interactive map of the world in A Song of Ice & Fire and A Game of Thrones. A slider lets visitors hide details beyond the chapters or episodes they have completed, and the paths of major characters can be animated. The map links to further details on the Westeros.org wiki and uses the Google Maps API.
Quartz is a static-site generator that transforms Markdown content into websites. It offers Obsidian compatibility, full-text search, graph view, wikilinks, backlinks and LaTeX rendering through configurable plugins. The project requires at least Node v22 and npm v10.9.2, and sites can be deployed to GitHub Pages, Cloudflare, Netlify or Vercel.
Quaver is a community-driven, open-source competitive rhythm game available on Steam. The site lists mapsets and scores and links to a wiki covering gameplay, editor, rules, skins, multiplayer and ranking. A v1.7 client update added features, improvements and bug fixes.
Reddit language-learning wiki with study tools, courses, dictionaries, and community resources.
RadioReference is a public reference source for radio and communications data. It provides a database of identified frequencies and trunked radio systems that can be browsed by state, metro area or ZIP code, alongside forums and a wiki. The site reports 226K+ identified frequencies and 7,400+ trunked radio systems. A premium subscription works across RadioReference and Broadcastify.
rate.house is a collaborative media database for rating and tracking albums, songs, movies, TV shows, literature, games and podcasts in one place. Users can create and browse lists and tags, and add recommendations. It is described as resembling IMDb or Goodreads with more media types, and as collaborative like Wikipedia.
A read-only wiki on Red Squirrel's official website listing his projects, applications and homebrews, organized by category and by name. It also features JAM, a Java-based application for downloading and archiving chapters from supported manga websites and sources.
RPTools is a set of role-playing tools that includes MapTool, a virtual tabletop, and TokenTool for creating tokens. The project describes itself as free, open source and community driven, with a forum, wiki, video tutorials and a Discord server.
Rtech, also known as the rTS Wiki, is the official community-built documentation site for the r/Techsupport subreddit. It hosts guides on Windows and Linux installation, hardware maintenance, common troubleshooting issues, and recommended software lists, along with tools for gathering Windows system information and parsing BSOD dump files.
SakugaBooru is a booru platform dedicated to sakuga videos and images. It operates on Moebooru 6.0.0 software, serves 184,606 posts, and includes sections for posts, comments, tags, a wiki and contact.
Samurai Gamers is a guide site offering video game walkthroughs, wikis, tips and tricks, with information presented as coming from Japan. Its guides cover upcoming and recent titles as well as mobile, PlayStation 5 and Xbox games.
Scholar Key is a Firefox browser extension. It automatically adds shadow library and institutional access links next to DOI links on webpages, and displays Wikipedia citation counts for those DOIs. Users can configure enabled sources, reorder or edit source entries, and add their institution's library access via a maintained libproxy database. Default sources include Anna's Archive Search, Anna's Archive SciDB, and Sci-Hub.
The SCP Foundation wiki hosts a collaborative fiction archive presented as the declassified 'top-secret' files of a fictional organization devoted to containing dangerous horrors. The site includes SCP articles, tales, groups of interest formats, canon hubs and community pages, with membership available after reading the site rules.
SDTools is a mini wiki and cheat sheet for Stable Diffusion users. It addresses common challenges in generating desired AI images, provides brief explanations of relevant concepts, and points to helpful tools and resources. It recommends Fooocus for users new to Stable Diffusion and SD.Next for those seeking more control without manual interface adjustments.
Seafile is an open source, self-hosted file sync and share solution. It offers granular sharing permissions, multi-level file tagging, and built-in collaborative docs and wiki. The software supports access from any device and includes encryption and audit logs.
Sega Retro is a community-edited wiki covering Sega, aiming to document everything about the company from the 1940s to today. It documents over 9,000 Sega games from every region and platform, and hosts scans of books, magazines, manuals and promotional material. Its content also includes audio and video, people, companies, history and technical information.
SimTK is a platform enabling open access to biomedical simulation tools and models. It hosts projects with cloud-based storage, version control, wikis, forums, mailing lists, issue trackers, and GitHub integration. Files can receive DOIs, and projects can form communities.