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Offline Mode is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
Oldschool is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
packet.guru is a public website offering browser privacy and network diagnostic tools. It checks user IP and location, provides Privacy and Trust scores, free DNS, WebRTC and browser-fingerprint leak tests, plus 25 network tools. The tool suite is organized into Network, DNS, WEB and Utility categories for professional use, with tools including ping, traceroute, whois, DNS lookup, URL encoder/decoder, HTTP header checks and base64 encode/decode functions.
Page Edit is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
PageZipper is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
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.
Rambox is a desktop workspace that organizes work apps, accounts and workflows in one place. It offers customizable workspaces, session management, multi-login for multiple accounts of the same app, a tile view and more than 700 ready-to-use apps, plus custom web apps. A focus mode pauses notifications. Plans are Basic, Pro and Teams; new accounts start with a 30-day Pro trial.
Read Aloud is a text-to-speech voice reader available as a Chrome extension that reads aloud the current web-page article with one click and supports 40+ languages. The site also lists browser extensions for Firefox and Edge and a TTS widget service.
Selenium is an umbrella project of tools and libraries for automating web browsers. It provides extensions to emulate user interaction and infrastructure for W3C WebDriver implementations, letting developers write interchangeable code for major browsers. It is primarily used for automating web applications for testing.
Browser extension and tool for saving complete web pages into a single HTML file.
Smooth Key Scroll is a browser extension for keyboard-based page scrolling. It offers adjustable speed, with Alt to speed up and Ctrl to slow down during scrolling, and custom directional key layouts including Gamer, Vim and Ergonomic options. An option disables mouse hover effects while scrolling. It is available in the Chrome Web Store.
Streak is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
StreetPass is a browser extension that helps users find people on Mastodon. Mastodon users verify themselves by adding a custom link to their personal site, and StreetPass adds found links to a StreetPass list while the user browses the web. The project is open source and states that nothing leaves the device and that profile resolution is handled in the browser.
SVGEdit is a fast, web-based, JavaScript-driven open source SVG drawing editor that works in all modern browsers. It was first launched more than 15 years before the provided snapshot, and was later refreshed to resume active development. It can be used directly in browsers, hosted in custom environments, or integrated into other web applications.
Click the Red Button is a random website generator. Users press a single button to access one of more than 470 hand-picked curated sites, including browser games, interactive art, and the internet’s stranger corners. No account or installation is required to use the service. Favorited sites are saved to the user’s browser, and browsing history is retained to help users revisit previously accessed sites. The site's catalogue is regularly checked to remove broken or inactive links.
Theater Mode is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
Transpose is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
Uso is a browser extension or add-on that improves everyday web browsing workflows.
Video Download Helper is a browser extension that detects and downloads video and audio content from many websites directly in the browser. It is available for Chrome, Firefox and Microsoft Edge, and the free version allows downloads from thousands of websites. A one-time premium license is offered for advanced features and unlimited downloads.
Violentmonkey is an open source userscript manager that provides userscripts support for browsers. It allows customization of web pages and automation of work, with data synced to Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, or a WebDAV service and between different browsers. The extension contains no ads and does not modify web pages automatically; changes are made by installed scripts.
JShelter is a browser extension that controls browser APIs to limit the data they gather and send to websites, aiming to improve browsing privacy and security. It adds a layer that lets users forbid actions on a site or allow them with restrictions, such as reducing geolocation precision. It supports Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera, and works with Brave, Microsoft Edge and most Chromium-based browsers.
WebExtension.ORG offers free web-hosting space for browser-based open-source applications, with product pages that update release notes and fetch bug reports from github.com. It also provides anonymous bug reporting, RSS feeds for products connected to addons.mozilla.org, and technical support for hosted developers. The site states it is in transition as add0n.com migrates to webextension.org.
webgbcam is a browser-based application that provides a Game Boy Camera-style photo experience, with an explicit stance against NFTs. It generates GIF previews of captured images, uses the gif.js library, and has its source code publicly available on GitHub. Created by maple and inspired by Christine Love's Interstellar Selfie Station, a blank app interface indicates the user must connect a camera and grant browser camera permissions. The project has been featured in coverage from Mashable, Nerdist, and Hackaday, and its creator accepts donations via Ko-fi.