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Fonts Ninja offers a browser extension that identifies fonts on websites by hovering over text. It reports details such as font size, line height and colors, and provides typeface information including designer, pricing, additional styles and supported languages. The extension is available for free on Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge.
Foxit PDF Reader is a free PDF reader and viewer available for Windows, Mac, Android and other platforms, with over 700 million users. Foxit also offers additional products for PDF editing, electronic signature, AI-powered document processing, and enterprise document automation.
FreeConvert is an online file conversion service. It supports more than 2000 conversion types for audio, image, video, e-book, document, and archive file formats, and does not require users to install software. The service also provides additional tools including file compression utilities.
Generrated is an image and prompt reference and inspiration resource containing 9,300 images generated using DALL·E. Clicking an image shows the prompt used to generate it along with three additional images generated alongside it. The site owner plans to add more DALL·E 3 images to allow comparisons with their equivalent DALL·E 2 versions.
Gifsicle is a command-line tool for creating, editing, and getting information about GIF images and animations. It supports batch mode, frame replacement, deletion and insertion, and an optimizer that stores only changed portions of each frame. It can print GIF details, control interlacing, looping and transparency, and shrink colormaps. Two additional programs, gifview and gifdiff, are included.
GoldenDict is a free, feature-rich dictionary lookup program. It supports multiple dictionary file formats, renders articles with complete markup, illustrations, and retained content, and allows word input without accents or correct case. It uses WebKit for accurate article representation, supports Wikipedia, Wiktionary, and other MediaWiki-based sites, can use arbitrary websites as dictionaries, and includes Hunspell-based morphology for stemming and spelling suggestions. Additional features include scan popup, global hotkeys, tabbed browsing, cross-platform support for Linux/X11 and Windows, and it is licensed under GNU GPLv3+.
Goo.su is a free URL shortening service that turns long links into short URLs for sharing in posts, messages and comments. It offers a Chrome extension and additional features such as click statistics and link management after signing in.
Grammarly is an AI-powered grammar checking tool. It identifies and corrects grammatical mistakes, typos, punctuation errors, and spelling issues, and provides additional writing assistance features for more than 20 languages.
The Graph is a static sheet view of tracker connections that lets users abbreviate tracker names, remove dead ends, and set source and target filters. Users can hide elements not on a path, display a path description, and click circles and arrows for additional information. The site is no longer maintained.
Grouplens Datasets is a collection of research datasets compiled by GroupLens Research and made publicly available. The collection includes datasets such as MovieLens, WikiLens, Book-Crossing, Book Genome Dataset, Jester and EachMovie, along with additional research datasets. Users are advised to review associated README files for usage licenses and other relevant details prior to use.
Haystack is a digital business card service. It offers one-tap sharing, a paper card scanner, and contacts sync, and states that sharing and scanning cards as an individual is free. Paid tiers add card customization, team management and additional features, with pricing listed per user per month.
Hyperbeam is an API that lets developers embed virtual computers in web apps. It allows opening third-party websites or applications, synchronizing audio and video among multiple participants, and adding multi-user control with a few lines of code. It supports audio call echo cancellation and lists additional features such as programmatic control and WebGL support.
An online guide providing practical information about equalizers for in-ear monitor audio reproduction. It is aimed at users from beginners to experienced, covers basic theory and step-by-step EQ instructions, and includes sections on case studies, measurement databases, myths and additional tools.
A program for browsing and downloading from imageboards, with tabs for simultaneous searches and combined results from multiple sources in one tab. It can download thousands of images at once, save them using custom filename formats, and be extended with additional imageboards. A command-line interface is available from version 4.0.0.
Incogni is a data removal service that sends automated removal requests to data brokers and people search sites on behalf of users, who grant the company the right to act on their behalf. It scans for personal information and sends recurring removal requests, providing monthly privacy reports. Plans cover 420+ data brokers, and higher tiers add custom removals from 3,000+ additional sites and family account options.
IndexKings is a free rapid URL indexing service that submits user-provided URLs to over 15,000 statistic sites to generate one-way backlinks and speed up indexing by search engines including Google. It also offers additional tools including a ping service and link checker, and had indexed over 2,147,483,647 URLs as of the snapshot. The site also lists a paid Quora profile submission service priced at $2.
F-Droid is an app distribution ecosystem for Android focused on free and open source software. It operates a repository of verified free software Android apps and provides server tools, scripts and build and release tools for setting up and running an app store, including additional or alternative repositories.
The Internet Game Cars Database is a reference site listing vehicles seen in video games, both playable and unplayable, with image captures and additional information. Visitors can search by video game, make or model. The site also provides pictures taken directly from games and allows members to contribute comments and images.
This is an online implementation of John Conway’s Game of Life, a single-player game invented in 1970 by Cambridge mathematician John Conway. The website allows users to play the game, and also includes a Life Lexicon, explanations of Game of Life rules, and additional information about Conway’s Game of Life.
JumpShare is an AI-powered screen recording and sharing application for macOS and Windows. It supports screen, webcam, or combined recording with audio, includes video editing tools, and allows users to share recorded content. Additional features include screenshot and GIF capture, video analytics, and custom video player branding.
KeeperFX is an open-source remake and fan expansion of the game Dungeon Keeper, making it run on modern machines and adding fan-made content. It requires the original game files to operate. Features include Windows 7/10/11 support, higher screen resolutions, modernized controls, bugfixes, additional campaigns and maps, new creatures, textures and sprites, and multiplayer.
SQLBolt provides a series of interactive lessons and exercises designed to help users learn SQL in the browser. Lessons cover SELECT queries, constraints, filtering and sorting, JOINs, expressions, aggregates, order of execution, and inserting, updating and deleting rows, as well as creating, altering and dropping tables. Additional topics include subqueries and unions.
LOAR is the Library Open Access Repository. It hosts open access content organized into communities from participating institutions including Aalborg University, Aarhus University, the National Museum of Denmark and the Royal Danish Library. Users can browse collections, view recent submissions and log in to access additional features.
The London Datastore is a free and open data-sharing portal providing access to data about the capital, with over a thousand datasets for citizens, businesses, researchers and developers. The beta Data for London Library, launched in 2025, offers search across London data sources and links to additional datasets.
