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MangaBerri brings manga discovery and chapter reading together. Users can browse the catalogue by genre, look up a title or author, and explore a series before deciding where to begin. The reader uses a vertical scrolling layout that works on mobile and desktop, and an account can sync a library and reading progress.
MangaPin is an iOS app from Duc Quang Nguyen described as a web browser for manga, with built-in adblock and a manga reader mode. The listing mentions tracking progress, managing a library, offline reading and syncing with external manga tracker services. It requires iOS 15.6 or later and offers monthly and annual subscription purchases.
MangaTaro is a manga reading platform for reading manga online. It offers advanced search filters, personalized libraries, and reading-progress tracking, with an interface for following series and getting updates on new chapters. The site also includes user account features such as login, password reset, and email verification.
MapGenie's Teyvat Interactive Map for Genshin Impact shows locations, Anemoculi, Geoculi, Waypoints, Chests and Quests, with a progress tracker for finding everything. It also lists guides such as a 100% exploration checklist and map regions including Enkanomiya and The Chasm: Underground.
This Mastodon page lists official and third-party apps for the decentralized social network, organized by platform including Android, iOS, Web, Desktop and Retro computing, with free, paid and open-source labels. It also notes a progressive web app and an open API.
The Dangerous Writing App is a writing tool that deletes progress if typing stops for more than a few seconds. Users choose a randomly generated prompt or write without one, set a time limit or word count goal, and may enable Hardcore Mode, which hides writing and disables backspace. Reaching the goal makes the text available to edit, copy, or download.
Medicat is a toolkit that helps compile a selection of the latest computer diagnostic and recovery tools into an easy to use toolkit. The site lists password removal tools, ransomware and malware recovery, partitioning and disk utilities, and backup and data recovery. A documentation collection is offered as a work in progress.
Memorize Earth is a Jeopardy-style geography trainer covering countries, capitals, U.S. states, Canadian provinces, flags, oceans, mountain ranges, and presidents. Players pick a value, take the clue and clear the board. The site describes the game as extremely difficult and tracks progress over time in the browser.
Memory Toys is a browser-based memory game platform from Toms Toys. It offers four distinct memory games: Classic Memory, Flash Memory, Memory Maze, and Monkey Challenge, each with easy, mid, and hard difficulty tiers. Games track daily streaks, user progress, and include completion challenges focused on speed, accuracy, and luck.
MeowTV is a streaming and entertainment service that provides movies, TV shows, anime, and live sports content. Users can create personal watchlists, track their viewing progress, and watch content together with friends.
The Minden Times is a weekly newspaper in Ontario's cottage country, owned by White Pine Media alongside the Haliburton Echo. It focuses on the townships of Minden Hills and Algonquin Highlands, covering local politics, sports, culture, health, environment and business news. It began as the Minden Progress in 1963.
A site offering wikis and guides for Minecraft mods and modpacks, covering items, recipes, bosses, progression, checklists and calculators. It also includes puzzles and tools such as a Nether Portal calculator and Stronghold Finder.
Mission US is a free educational project offering interactive history games, each set in a different period, such as the American Revolution and westward expansion. It provides teaching materials for each mission, including educator guides, classroom activities, historical background and professional learning resources. Registration is required to play the full games and save progress.
Monkeytype is a typing test website with a minimal design. It offers various test modes and features, and is described as customizable. The site lets users test themselves and track their progress to improve typing speed.
NGEE Arctic is the Next-Generation Ecosystem Experiments project, aimed at gaining a predictive understanding of Arctic ecosystems. The site publishes science highlights, publications, media mentions, events and progress and accomplishments.
Ninja Kiwi Archive is a collection of over 60 classic Flash web games from the Ninja Kiwi website, preserved to remain playable after browsers stopped supporting Flash. It includes forerunners to games such as Bloons TD 6 and Flash versions of titles like Bloons TD 5 and SAS: Zombie Assault 4. Players can log in to a Ninja Kiwi account to reclaim saved progress.
Notepad is an offline-capable, minimalist progressive web app notepad that autosaves notes locally. It includes features such as dark mode, a writing timer, focus mode, full-screen mode and compatibility with Android and iOS mobile devices, and does not collect user data.
Progress notes, intake notes and treatment plans magically appear when you.
OpaLingo is a free online Macedonian language course with interactive lessons, audio pronunciation, vocabulary games and Cyrillic alphabet training. It offers a structured learning path from alphabet to conversation, with progress saved locally. Optional Premium adds extra games, learning analytics and cosmetics.
oPhysics is a collection of interactive physics simulations created by retired physics teacher Tom Walsh. Most animations and simulations were made with GeoGebra software. The site states it is a work in progress and content is added as time allows. Material may be used for non-profit educational purposes.
PackCrafter is a free browser-based Minecraft resource pack editor. It provides a pixel editor with 16 drawing tools and layers, and supports animations, random variants, face overrides, custom sounds, splash texts and display transforms. Blocks can be previewed in 3D, and packs export as a .zip file. The interface offers three progressive levels, and no account is required.
Parsnip is a cooking-learning app that teaches users to make food and track skills as they progress. It offers bite-size lessons, recipes and videos, and covers recipes for various dietary preferences including vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free and keto. Lessons explain the hows and whys of cooking.
Party Project is a work in progress party game with over 30 boards and more than 100 minigames. It recommends a gamepad. There is no built-in online play, though online play can be done through Parsec or other remote desktop apps. Custom characters are possible as of v0.95, and custom minigames, 1V3 minigames and a mobile port are not planned.
Pi-Apps is an app store for Raspberry Pi and other ARM Linux devices focused on open-source projects. It shows app descriptions and popularity, tracks install and uninstall progress, and notifies about updates. The interface uses YAD and GTK, follows the system theme, and is lightweight. Pi-Apps is free and open source under GPL-3.
