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Zim is a graphical text editor used to maintain a collection of wiki pages. Each page can contain links to other pages, simple formatting, and images. Pages are stored in a folder structure and can have attachments. All data is stored in plain text files with wiki formatting. Plugins provide additional functionality, such as a task list manager and version control support.
Tool for checking cached versions of web pages from search engines and archive sources.
Internet Archive tool for viewing historical snapshots of websites and archived web pages.
A documentation site collecting instructions for the author's projects, with source files on GitHub and read-only Discord support by default. Included pages cover compatibility of a USB-C kit for AirPods Max, which the pages say is compatible with headphone model A2096.
The AnatomyArchive is a free, ad-free website for artists to improve their anatomy skills. Users can study reference pictures and learn by sharing their studies. Pages are designed for teaching and are beginner friendly. The site is collaborative, and visitors can create custom study pages.
Webpage archiving service for saving snapshots of pages and preserving online evidence.
A Firefox add-on that redirects pages opened from Twitter and other feeds to their archived versions in the Wayback Machine. Pages not yet archived are saved automatically. Sites on an updatable excludes list are not redirected.
BreezeWiki makes wiki pages on Fandom readable by removing ads, videos, and suggested content. Users replace "fandom.com" with "breezewiki.com" to view a page. It is available on several independently run mirror sites, so other mirrors still work if one is offline. It does not allow editing or writing new pages and is not presented as an alternative to Fandom.
An online tool that checks websites and blogs for dead links without sign-up or downloads. It tests internal and external URLs, shows HTTP error codes, and displays where bad links appear in the HTML. The free version is limited to 3000 pages, with no limit on hyperlinks within those pages.
Cadenza is a resource site for classical and contemporary music and musicians, offering programme notes, musician listings, concert pages, a glossary, links and a MIDI diary. It includes worldwide and country-based concert pages, including Scotland, Wales, New York City, London and Elgar Country, and allows concerts to be added to a worldwide database.
Diigo is a research tool and knowledge-sharing community for collecting and tagging online resources, annotating web pages and PDFs, and organizing links and references. It offers highlights, sticky notes, an outliner, groups for sharing research, and archived web pages.
DisableAMP is an open source userscript developed by AdGuard that redirects supported AMP and Yandex Turbo pages to their original canonical non-AMP versions. It is compatible with AdGuard for Android and popular userscript managers including Violentmonkey, Tampermonkey and Greasemonkey. The script can rewrite AMP links before clicking, redirect AMP pages after load, and remove visible AMP indicators from rewritten links.
DL Button is a userscript that adds a Sci-Hub access button to academic article pages. It supports Google Scholar, Bing Academic, and Baidu Xueshu, and redirects CNKI English article pages to corresponding Chinese versions. Installation requires a compatible userscript manager extension such as Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey.
FetchRSS is an online RSS feed generator that creates feeds from almost any web page. Users enter a source URL and specify content blocks with a visual builder; a unique feed URL is then generated and updates automatically. Feeds can also be made from social media pages such as Facebook pages, YouTube channels and Reddit accounts.
Google Drive PDF Downloader is a script intended to help download protected view-only PDF files from Google Drive. It saves all pages individually in a directory called Pages and adjusts page size and orientation according to the source document. The repository provides two methods and supports Windows and Linux.
Grapedrop is an online builder for creating responsive websites and landing pages. Pages can be published online immediately or exported and hosted elsewhere. It offers built-in blocks, drag-and-drop editing, styling controls and integrations for passing leads to email marketing or CRM tools. A free starter plan is listed alongside paid Basic and Premium plans.
gscan2pdf is a graphical tool for producing PDFs or DjVus from scanned documents. Users scan pages via File/Scan and save selected pages as a PDF with File/Save. Scanning is handled with SANE via scanimage, and PDF conversion is done by PDF::Builder. PDF import is intended for round-tripping files created by gscan2pdf.
GTA Wiki is a community-editable wiki about the Grand Theft Auto series, aiming to provide complete detailed information and noting that some pages may contain spoilers. Its help page describes maintenance categories for pages needing cleanup, more content, verification or images.
Gwulo is a community-built site about the history of old Hong Kong. It hosts over 60,000 pages, including more than 40,000 photos, contributed by members. Pages cover topics such as wartime diaries, historic vessels and memories of Hong Kong life, and readers can sign up for a free weekly newsletter.
Internet Archive Book Ripper is a beta userscript that downloads the pages of a borrowed Internet Archive book as a ZIP of .jp2 images from which a complete PDF can be generated. It requires Violentmonkey and supports only Chromium-based browsers so far, excluding Ungoogled Chromium. A button appears in the book reader once a book has been borrowed and pages indexed.
Guides covers internet experience topics such as archiving websites, blocking advertisements, bypassing paywalls and surfing the web. It also offers HTML and CSS material on background images, CSS variables, custom fonts, flexbox, text columns and responsive websites, plus Neocities pages on custom 404 pages, backups and redirects.
Linux Command Library is a project offering a GUI and CLI app for browsing Linux manual pages and terminal tips. The app has 9257 manual pages, 30+ basic categories and general terminal tips. It works fully offline without an internet connection and has no tracking software. Native CLI and GUI binaries are available for Linux, macOS and Windows.
An unofficial educational course about toki pona, a constructed language designed in 2001 and revised by Sonja Lang. The language uses 120 official words, a simple grammar and few hard-to-confuse sounds, and is context-sensitive with many words having multiple meanings. The course is a series of pages with a table of contents, extra pages and community links.
ManKier is a collection of online man pages described as extensive and up-to-date, with pages grouped into sections including General Commands, File Formats and System Administration. It also lists sample commands for common tasks such as viewing, editing and searching files.
