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Whatsapp Backup Reader converts exported WhatsApp chats into a readable version. It asks the user to choose a file and notes that the HTML file must be placed in the same folder as the media files.
WhichBook is a book discovery service that uses a mood and emotion search to find books matching requested qualities. It also offers browsing by world map, character and plot, and bestsellers, with books rated by readers.
WikiLeaks is an online submission and publication site where sources can send documents. The page offers guidance on contacting WikiLeaks and on using Tor, an encrypted anonymising network. It also describes Tails, a secure operating system launched from a USB stick or DVD that routes internet traffic through Tor.
Wikimedia Commons Books is a non-English reading, font, dictionary, or language-learning resource.
WinBtrfs is an open-source Windows driver for the Linux Btrfs filesystem, reimplemented from scratch without Linux kernel code. It is said to work on versions from Windows XP onwards and is included in ReactOS. It supports reading and writing Btrfs filesystems plus features such as RAID levels, compression, subvolumes and snapshots. The author advises backing up data before use.
WonderHowTo is a guide to free how-to videos on the web. It lets users search, browse and discover instructional videos across the web through a how-to video index, and users can submit their own how-to videos to share.
WonderlandLibraryOfMagicBooks is a Telegram link for updates, app posts, files, or community notices.
WOW! eBook is a site for free download of online PDF eBooks, magazines and video tutorials. Listed titles include technology and software development books with paperback page counts, publication dates and ISBNs.
The page is a chapter of the Usenet News HOWTO explaining what Usenet is. It describes a worldwide collection of discussion groups, each with a name and messages called articles that are posted and stored on Usenet servers. It notes local servers replicate articles and keep them after reading.
xkcd is a webcomic described by its site as being about romance, sarcasm, math, and language. The site offers a comic archive, a random comic link, permanent links to individual comics, RSS and Atom feeds, and email alternatives. The comics are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License, which permits copying and sharing but not selling.
XOXO Comics helps find, read, or organize manga, comics, webtoons, and visual stories.
A list of Japanese learning resources for beginners and advanced learners, covering dictionaries, vocabulary, grammar, reading, media, podcasts, games, software and an encyclopedia. Some sections are marked as coming soon.
Yamtrack is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
YellowBridge is an online bridge to Chinese language and culture, offering resources for learning Mandarin and cultural context for understanding the language. Its tools include a Chinese-English dictionary, character dictionary and etymology, Chinese flashcards, a memory game, HSK preparation, a popup translator, pinyin resources, an animated stroke order guide and a Chinese reading center.
Yomitan is a free browser extension that provides pop-up dictionary lookups while reading. It shows definitions, word frequencies, native audio and example sentences, and can send lookups to Anki as flashcards. The extension supports Chrome, Firefox and Edge and runs on Android devices.
Yomu is an ebook reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Its layout adjusts text properties and margins to preferred styles and devices, and it offers font and reader mode choices, note taking and highlighting. It supports DRM-free EPub, Mobi, Kindle, PDF and comic files, and keeps books and annotations synced through Apple's iCloud.
An interactive flow chart for people who struggle with self care, executive dysfunction, or reading internal signals. It asks simple questions about food, medication, water, sleep, pain, and emotions, with instructions to set aside time and follow each step.
You Feel Like Shit is a self care game designed to help users through difficult times. Developed by Amanda Miklik, its content is adapted with permission from Jace Harr's interactive self care guide. The game guides users through a series of questions that help them practice self care. It is especially useful for people who struggle with self care, executive dysfunction, or reading internal signals.
YSK Comics helps find, read, or organize manga, comics, webtoons, and visual stories.
YT-DLP is an iOS app or mobile resource with app details, updates, or reading and media features.
Book-search and library-style site for finding ebooks, articles, and document records.
Z-Library Plugin is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
ZeroBin.net is a pastebin service for sharing text through a generated URL. Notes can be set to expire from five minutes up to one year or never, and the page offers a burn-after-reading option. Text can be entered as plain text, source code, Markdown, or with a tabulator key serving as a character.
ZipComic helps find, read, or organize manga, comics, webtoons, and visual stories.
