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Profanity is a console-based XMPP client written in C using ncurses and libstrophe, inspired by Irssi. It is available on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, OSX, Windows and Android via Termux. The client supports XMPP chat services, MUC chat rooms, roster management, encryption with OTR, PGP and OMEMO, and plugins written in Python and C.
PWAsForFirefox is a tool for installing, managing and using Progressive Web Apps in Mozilla Firefox. Because Firefox does not support installing PWAs as standalone system apps, the project provides a custom modified Firefox runtime, a console tool and a browser extension. Installed PWAs run in their own windows without tabs or an address bar.
Quick Access Popup is a free Windows utility that launches folders, documents, applications, web links and snippets of text in one click. It works with Explorer windows, file dialog boxes, console windows and alternative file managers, and is available in several languages, some translations incomplete.
ranger is a console file manager with VI key bindings. It provides a minimalistic curses interface with a view on the directory hierarchy and ships with rifle, a file launcher that automatically finds the program to use for a file type. It requires Python and a pager like less to run.
RAWG is a video game discovery site with a database of games across many platforms, including PC, consoles and mobile. It lets users keep games in one profile and see what friends are playing. Pages list popular and new games, with display based on player counts and release date.
PS Remote Play is an official site explaining how to use Remote Play with PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles. It lets users control a console remotely from a device at a different location, such as a computer in another room or a smartphone, over a high-speed internet connection. Some games do not support it and some peripherals are not compatible.
RetroGames.cz is an online archive of classic games for MS-DOS and consoles including the Atari 2600, NES, SNES, Game Boy and Sega Genesis. Games run in the browser through JavaScript emulation, with no installation, registration, subscription or microtransactions. The site also offers scanned original game manuals in PDF format.
Retrostic is a site for downloading retro game ROM and ISO files for consoles such as GB, GBC, GBA, NDS, N64, NES, SNES, Sega and Atari. It also offers an emulator section and a database of titles, and states direct download links carry no .exe files, viruses or disturbing advertisements.
Roms2000 is a site for downloading retro game ROMs for free, organized by console. It lists systems including Game Boy, GBA, NDS, N64, PSP, NES and PSX, and offers emulator games for PC and mobile devices. The page also covers ROMs, emulators and BIOSes, and states that more titles and systems are being added.
A site offering ROM packs and ROM sets for consoles and platforms such as SNES, NES, GBA, GameCube, PlayStation, MAME and Atari. It provides browsing of ROM sets by platform and guides covering common file formats, emulator compatibility and collection setup.
Romspedia is described as an encyclopedia for ROMs and ISOs, offering game information, downloads, covers and sounds. It lists ROM categories across many consoles, from PSP and PS2 to GBA, NDS and older systems.
An interactive presentation explaining the basics of the Rubik's Cube through experimenting with centers, edges, and corners. It runs on the Cuber framework and can be controlled from the browser's JavaScript console with twist commands. It is best experienced in the latest version of Google Chrome.
SerpBear is an open source search engine position tracking app. It tracks a website's keyword positions in Google and sends email notifications about position changes. It uses third-party scrapers or proxy IPs to scrape Google search results, with Basic, Custom and Smart scrape strategies. A built-in API supports reporting tools, and Google Ads and Search Console integrations are available.
SiteAnalyzer is a website crawler for technical audits and SEO optimization. It scans site pages and checks more than 60 parameters, including broken links, duplicate pages, meta tags and server response codes. It offers integrations with Google Search Console, Yandex Webmaster and Yandex Metrica, internal PageRank calculation, site structure visualization and sitemap generation. A free version and a Pro plan are available.
Solar is a browser-based playground from Upstage Console that lets users test Solar LLM and Document AI tools. It supports features including AI chat, document parsing, OCR, and question answering over user-uploaded files.
Switch Army Knife is a Windows tool for handling XCI and NSP content from a Switch console, including patching, splitting, merging, converting and compressing files. It requires dumped keys and is no longer maintained.
Team XLink operates XLink Kai, a peer-to-peer network for LAN-based gaming with chat rooms, supporting titles with native System-Link capabilities. The service is free and available on Windows, macOS, Linux and Raspberry Pi, with no additional hardware required beyond a PC and console.
Technitium DNS Server is an open source authoritative and recursive DNS server for self hosting a DNS server for privacy and security. It blocks ads and malware at the DNS level for an entire network and provides a web console accessible from a web browser. It is cross-platform and supports DNS-over-TLS, DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-QUIC.
TermOne Plus is an Android terminal emulator that turns an Android device into a computer terminal for accessing a command line shell and running command line utilities. It is an open source project under Apache License 2.0 and the successor of Jack Palevich's Terminal Emulator for Android. Features include multiple windows, a navigation drawer, launcher shortcuts, UTF-8 console, and VT-100 emulation.
The Manual Project is a collection of scanned video game manuals, started in 1999 to scan as many video game manuals as possible and post them for reading. Manuals can be viewed online in a browser or downloaded as a PDF, and contributions are accepted. The site lists manuals by system, including Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox and Sega consoles.
The Old Computer is a retro gaming and computing resource offering ROMs and emulators for old computers, consoles, arcade machines, pinball tables and mobile devices. It also provides box art, game music, manuals and magazines, along with a user forum and community. The site says its contents and pages are provided free of charge, with donations supporting hosting and bandwidth costs.
A troubleshooting page for Retro Rewind, covering fixes for Wheel Wizard, Dolphin, consoles, lag and error codes. It advises checking that the latest version is installed and offers steps such as turning off cheats, verifying a good dump and removing old presets. A list of error codes and support servers is also referenced.
Universal Media Server is a free DLNA, UPnP and HTTP/S media server available for Windows, Linux and macOS. It streams or transcodes media formats for viewing on devices such as televisions, smartphones, gaming consoles and computers. It integrates metadata services and supports online radio, podcasts and RSS feeds.
UTM is a free and open source app that runs virtual machines on iOS. It supports over 30 processors emulated by QEMU and can run operating systems such as Windows and Linux. It works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 11 and later, without jailbreak for iOS 11-13, and offers a native UI, console mode, sharing, and external input support.
