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VLSub is a VLC extension for downloading subtitles from opensubtitles.org. Users install vlsub.lua into VLC's extensions directory, then search by hash or by name and download a subtitle file for the playing video. The README notes it does not work on VLC 2.1 and recommends using VLC 2.0 or 2.2.
Volume² is an advanced Windows volume control program. The GitHub repository contains only part of the program that is open source, namely languages and OSD, tray and meter skins. It is listed as supporting Windows XP through Windows 11 and can be installed from the Microsoft Store, Steam, Chocolatey or manually.
A gallery of VU meter skins for Foobar2000 and the foo_vis_vumeter plugin, with download links to most of the skins. The page consists largely of a long list of skin names.
Wasona is a crash course in Toki Pona organized into three parts. It covers pronunciation, the Sitelen Pona script, simple sentences, adjectives, pronouns, names, prepositions, and other topics, and offers reading practice through stories, dialogues, and a song.
Waydroid is a free and open-source tool that runs a full Android system in a container on GNU/Linux systems with Wayland-based desktop environments. It uses Linux namespaces and provides Android applications, with multi-window and full UI modes. The Android image is based on LineageOS and is currently based on Android 13.
WBO is a free, open-source online collaborative whiteboard that enables multiple users to draw simultaneously on a large virtual board, with real-time state updates for all connected users and persistent board storage. It is suitable for use cases including art, entertainment, design and teaching. Public boards are accessible to all users and are ephemeral, while users can also create private boards with random or custom names shared via link.
WebDork is an open-source Python tool that automates dorking tasks to find publicly available information disclosures for specified companies and organisations. It accepts a target company or organisation name as input, runs dork searches either in a browser or via the terminal, and allows users to view, save, or suppress output of results, with optional proxy support to avoid blocks. The tool is intended for ethical information gathering, and users are required to independently verify any information found through its use.
WebElements presents the periodic table of the elements. The table arranges the chemical elements by atomic number so that periodic properties are made clear, and each entry gives the element's symbol, atomic weight and name.
OSINT Toolkit Website Information is a collection of tools for researching websites, IP addresses, domains, emails and MAC addresses. It lists lookups including Ping Website, Whois, reverse Whois, network and TLD lookup, IP history and geolocation, MAC vendor lookup, DNS report and header and source code search. The page states that some tools require the IP address, email address, domain name or MAC address of the target.
WebSlides is a tool for creating HTML presentations with CSS. Each parent in the #webslides element is an individual slide, and the markup uses intuitive naming conventions. The site offers 120+ premade slides, 40+ components, and 500+ SVG icons, and requires basic knowledge of HTML. It is available as a free download on a pay-what-you-want basis.
WhatRoute is a network diagnostic utility for macOS by Bryan Christianson. It provides a Traceroute function and can also perform Ping, Domain Name Service queries, Whois queries and monitor traffic to and from the computer. A Geo-Location service gives a geographical view of packet paths across the Internet.
WhatsMyDNS is a free online tool for performing DNS lookups against nameservers in many countries. It displays results on a map so users can check DNS propagation for a domain's IP address and DNS record information. The site says it maintains a range of DNS servers for lookups and parses the results for display.
Wheel of Names is a free online spinning wheel tool used as a random name picker, raffle selector and decision maker. Users enter names, spin the wheel to pick a winner, and can customize colors, sounds and spin time and save and share wheels.
WhiskIt is a recipe search tool that generates AI-powered recipe suggestions from a dish name or ingredient. Users can set dietary, allergen, skill, time, cooking method, budget and presentation preferences, ask follow-up questions and save recipes. The site also links to kitchen tools on Amazon as an affiliate.
Who.is is a domain and IP information lookup service. It offers WHOIS and RDAP lookups, DNS records, nameserver lookup, IP address lookup, domain history and uptime checks. Premium offerings include downloadable domain history reports, website monitoring for up to 10 domains and API access providing parsed WHOIS, RDAP, DNS and TLS certificate data as JSON over HTTPS, with a free tier.
The Rockbox Wiki is a collaborative tool for storing documentation, FAQs, how-tos, proposals, and other static information for the Rockbox project. Contributors register and request write permission, and all changes are version controlled and tagged with the author's name. It also indexes the Rockbox Manual and port status pages.
Wikiman is a universal offline documentation search engine for manual pages, tldr-pages, ArchWiki, Gentoo Wiki, DevDocs, and FreeBSD documentation. It offers browsing without needing exact terms or an internet connection by using full-text search for wikis, partial name and description matching for man pages, and fuzzy filtering for search results.
WinDirStat is a free, open-source disk usage analyzer and cleanup assistant for Microsoft Windows. It scans multiple folders, drives, network shares, or MTP devices, and offers views such as largest files, file types, treemaps, sunbursts, and flame graphs. It supports searching by name, size, type, or owner, duplicate comparison, and saving or exporting scan reports.
WizFile is a file finder utility for Windows that locates files by name, path, size and date, showing results as the user types. It monitors the file system so results update in real time, and it reads the NTFS Master File Table directly to build its internal database quickly. It also supports non-NTFS hard drives, network drives, USB drives and individual directories.
WordCount is a web tool that displays the frequency of words, names, and functions in Linux kernel source code. Users can browse example counts or submit comma-separated custom word lists to retrieve frequency results. The tool supports wildcard (*) searches and combined term sums using the foo|bar syntax, with words defined by backslash while ignoring case and accents. Interactive graphs are available for users with JavaScript enabled, while non-JavaScript users see an outdated static PNG version. The page creator also hosts other recreational content.
WordSafety is a service that checks proposed names for unwanted meanings, swear words, or problematic associations across 19 languages, including phonetic matching to identify similar pronunciations that may be problematic. It does not log individual user search inputs, only recording aggregate counts of matches.
World Radio Map provides a world map for selecting a city and reviewing its full FM and AM frequency list, then clicking a station name to listen online. It lists live broadcasts from major cities around the world and offers the site in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi and Chinese.
The page is a chapter of the Usenet News HOWTO explaining what Usenet is. It describes a worldwide collection of discussion groups, each with a name and messages called articles that are posted and stored on Usenet servers. It notes local servers replicate articles and keep them after reading.
A Telegram channel named SGCam | Xmls & Libs about SGCam, a Google Camera modification. The listing links to related channel, group, developer and web pages for downloads of XMLs and libraries.
