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Webmin is a web-based system administration tool for Unix-like servers. It can configure operating system internals such as users, disk quotas, services and configuration files, and control open-source applications including BIND DNS Server, Apache HTTP Server, PHP and MySQL.
WebNN is a web standard that lets web apps and frameworks accelerate deep neural networks using on-device hardware such as GPUs, CPUs, or purpose-built AI accelerators. The introduction states that in-browser inference supports local media sources, keeps user data on-device, and needs no network after initial asset caching.
Webrecorder provides open source solutions for archiving the complex, interactive web. Its tools include a free Chrome extension and desktop app for archiving while browsing, and ReplayWeb.page for viewing and embedding WARC or WACZ files. It also offers Browsertrix, a cloud-native archiving platform with a 7-day free trial of the Starter plan.
Weeb Central is a manga reading site that lists top manga titles, hidden gems and the latest releases, with hot updates, latest updates, recently added entries and recommendations. It invites manga enthusiasts to join its community. Listings show titles, chapter or episode numbers and timestamps.
Week in OSINT is a weekly collection of OSINT news published on Sector035's site, typically appearing every Monday at 8:00 AM CEST. Each installment lists articles, tools, podcasts and other resources on topics such as privacy, maps, bookmarks, domains and geolocation.
A single-page site about mitigating side effects of weight loss, currently covering loose skin, stretch marks and gynecomastia. The author states no credentials and describes the page as covering both scientifically backed and less scientific methods, with sources linked where possible. It notes the issues probably are not completely preventable or reversible.
Research data portal for exploring economic policy, applied economics records, including datasets.
The Western Regional Climate Center provides climate services for the western United States, with interactive web apps, climate maps, drought trackers, station metadata, and monitoring station data feeds. Station coverage spans the western Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. islands, the Pacific coast and inland to the Rocky Mountains. A legacy site was established at wrcc-archive.dri.edu.
WFDownloader App is a free bulk image downloader and multi-purpose bulk downloader for PC. It batch downloads images, videos, audio and documents from supported sites and open directories, and works on Windows, Mac and Linux.
WG Tunnel is an open-source client for WireGuard and AmneziaWG. It locks down traffic before resolving endpoints, so protection is immediate, and includes features such as a kill switch, auto-tunneling, multihop, split and encrypted DNS, and a local proxy mode. Native apps are available for Android and desktop. A separate optional kill switch blocks traffic outside the tunnel.
Wharton Research Data Services is a business research platform that aggregates 600+ databases from 60+ data vendors, incorporating over 550 terabytes of data. It offers data access, research applications, linking tools, classroom teaching resources, analytics tools and data validation.
What's Your Sign is a macOS utility that adds a Finder menu item for viewing any file's cryptographic signing information via right- or control-click. It shows details about the file's cryptographic signature, or lack thereof, including files signed by Apple. It runs on macOS 10.15 and later.
WhatCable is a macOS menu bar app from Bitmoor that explains USB-C connections in plain English, showing cable-reported speed, charging power and e-marker data alongside what the port, charger, adapter and device negotiate. It requires Apple Silicon and macOS 14 or later and is open source, with a free tier for the current connection and an optional Pro tier.
WhatPulse is software that measures computer usage, tracking keystrokes, mouse clicks, application usage, websites, uptime and bandwidth. It is available for Windows, macOS and Linux, and the publisher states it tracks activity but never content. A free plan is offered without a credit card.
WhatSTheBigData applies AI to data analysis, extraction, visualization, or business intelligence.
An Android application that maps a phone as a virtual joystick, described as useful for playing racing games without a steering wheel. It includes a widget editor with several presets, light and dark themes, phone volume keys mappable as buttons, and Chinese and English language support. The upstream source repository was archived, so no further updates are expected.
Whonix is a free, open source and Kicksecure hardened Linux distribution that runs like an app and aims to anonymize online activity. It is available for Windows, Linux, macOS, Qubes, KVM and on USB ISO. The project documentation describes itself as a crash course in anonymity and security on the Internet.
Whoxy is a hosted web service that returns parsed WHOIS fields to applications in XML or JSON format over HTTP requests. It follows WHOIS registry referral chains to find the correct servers, and supports 2026 domain extensions including gTLDs and ccTLDs. The page notes a free account signup and query pricing by volume.
WHPH, short for Work Hard Play Hard, is a free, open-source, cross-platform productivity application available for Android, Windows, and Linux. It combines task management, habit tracking, and time optimization features, including intelligent task scheduling, progress visualization, and time insights, and is designed with a focus on user privacy.
A blog post explaining why upscaling AI-generated images matters in image-to-image workflows. It describes how diffusion models apply and remove noise, and how higher-resolution reference images give the model more defined details. The post compares a low-resolution and upscaled example using Stable Diffusion's ControlNet with the canny model, and mentions upscaling options including ImgUpscaler, TopazLabs and Upscale Media.
wide.video is a free, privacy-first online video editor that runs locally in a browser with no server uploads or signups. It supports AI captions, background removal and smooth motion, and editing of HD or 4K video across layers and frame rates. It offers royalty-free stock media and is available on several app stores.
WiFiAnalyzer is an official Android open-source application for analyzing Wi-Fi signals. It identifies nearby access points, graphs channel signal strength and access point signal strength over time, and rates channels. It supports 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz bands where hardware and software permit, offers filters and a vendor lookup, and is licensed under GPLv3.
WigglyPaint is a free browser-based animated drawing tool that turns hand-drawn lines into wiggly animations. It is used for doodles, pixel art, comics, memes and GIF-style artwork, with GIF and video export. The core web drawing tool is free and does not require signup, and it also runs on iPhone and iPad with Apple Pencil support.
Nuvio Wiki is a community-maintained, unofficial wiki with guides for installing, configuring, and using Nuvio, a free and open source media app. It covers quick start, features, installation on multiple platforms, addons, integrations, settings, troubleshooting, and a glossary, and states it is not affiliated with the official Nuvio development team.
