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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.
A guide hosted on GitHub Pages covering Stremio, an on-demand video player. Its pages cover introductory material, technical details on debrid services and addons, setup, frequently asked questions, troubleshooting, and credits. It also includes an extras section with nine items.
Research report examining seven years of truck-involved fatalities, 2018 through 2024, across 19 major US cities, based on FARS data. It compares each city's 2018-2019 baseline average with its 2023-2024 average and notes that of 17 Vision Zero adopters, 10 improved and 7 did not.
VisPy is a high-performance interactive 2D/3D data visualization library that uses GPUs through OpenGL to display large datasets. It offers a Pythonic, NumPy-aware interface for OpenGL ES 2.0 called gloo and an experimental OpenGL backend for matplotlib. The project is described as young and under heavy development, with high-level plotting interfaces still experimental.
The visualizer is a tool developed by the cheminformatics department of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology for rendering complex datasets. Its modules, placed on a browser page, display information as tables, charts, matrices or lists and interact through a central API of variables and actions. Visualization starts by passing three JSON file URLs in the browser address bar. It is released under the MIT license.
Vite is a frontend build tool for web applications, offering on-demand source file serving over native ESM with dependency pre-bundling and instant hot module replacement. It provides a plugin system extending Rollup's plugin interface, fully typed APIs, and first-class server-side rendering support. The project is MIT licensed and described as free and open source.
Vividl is a Windows GUI application for youtube-dl and yt-dlp that downloads videos from several hundred websites. Users paste a video URL to download in various qualities, convert to other formats or extract audio, and manage parallel downloads. It requires Windows 7 or newer with .NET Framework 4.8 or higher.
VLFeat is an open-source library of computer vision algorithms focused on image understanding and local feature extraction and matching. Algorithms include SIFT, MSER, Fisher Vector, VLAD, k-means, SLIC superpixels, and SVM training. It is written in C with MATLAB interfaces and supports Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
vLLM is an open-source library for efficient serving of large language models. It provides an API server, supports offline and online inference, deployment options, and features such as automatic prefix caching, batch invariance, context extension, and speculative decoding. It can be used with GPUs, CPUs, and TPUs.
VLSub is a VLC extension for downloading subtitles from opensubtitles.org. Users install vlsub.lua into VLC's extensions directory, then search by hash or by name and download a subtitle file for the playing video. The README notes it does not work on VLC 2.1 and recommends using VLC 2.0 or 2.2.
Vmail.DEV is an email utility for inbox management, privacy, aliases, extraction, or temporary mail.
Vulgarlang is a constructed language (conlang) generator for fantasy writers and role players. It models the rules, irregularities and quirks of real languages, from grammar to sounds to vocabulary. A demo version offers a 200 word output, and a signup provides a 4000 word vocabulary and extra features.
wallabag is a self-hostable, open source read-it-later application that saves web pages and extracts content for comfortable reading. It supports importing data from Pocket and Omnivore, has no ads or tracking, and offers companion apps, browser extensions and e-reader support for cross-device access.
Want My RSS is a Firefox extension that restores some RSS functionality the browser removed, including a URL bar indicator for available feeds, a feed preview page, and a subscribe button. Version 0.39 added Firefox for Android support, a toolbar feed counter, a system feed reader option, and requires Firefox 98 or newer.
Warbird Alley is an online resource for owners, operators, restorers, maintainers and enthusiasts of privately-owned, vintage, ex-military aircraft. It provides an extensive reference source about airworthy warbirds, with news, articles, and links.
Watch (CorsFlix) is a platform for movie and TV show enthusiasts that provides an extensive database for exploring, tracking, and managing media content. Users can save favorite titles, create personalized watchlists, and rate entries, with highlighted new and popular releases featured on the site.
WAVE is a suite of evaluation tools that helps authors make web content more accessible. It can identify many accessibility and WCAG errors while facilitating human evaluation. WAVE is available as an online tool and as Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browser extensions for checking password-protected, locally stored, or highly dynamic pages. A subscription API and testing engine are also offered.
Waymore gathers links from the Wayback Machine, Common Crawl, Alien Vault OTX, URLScan, VirusTotal, GhostArchive and Intelligence X. It can also download archived responses for URLs on the Wayback Machine so those can be searched for more links, developer comments and extra parameters. The tool is intended for coverage rather than speed.
Web-based simulator of the WeatherStar 4000 that reports current and forecast weather conditions plus a few extras. Users enter a location to view displays such as current conditions, hourly and extended forecasts, local radar and almanac data. The page lists version 8.0.1.
WeatherStar 3000+ is a web-based WeatherStar 3000 simulator that reports current and forecast weather conditions plus a few extras, according to its page. It takes a location entry and shows current conditions, forecasts and settings displays.
Web Clipper is the official Web Clipper extension for Obsidian. It lets users highlight and capture web content in a browser, and saved items are stored as durable Markdown files that can be read offline. It is available for Chromium-based browsers, Firefox, Safari and Edge.
Web Maker is a browser-based code editor and frontend playground for building, experimenting with, and prototyping HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It works offline as a free Chrome extension and supports SCSS, TypeScript, and Pug. It also offers real-time collaboration over a shareable link, a file tree, six layouts, CDN library support, and export to CodePen.
Web Search Navigator is a web browser extension that adds keyboard shortcuts to popular websites including Google, YouTube, GitHub and Amazon. It is compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari web browsers.
A simple web scraper powered by Cloudflare Workers, built by Adam Schwartz. Users provide a URL and CSS selector, and the tool returns JSON containing the text contents of matching webpage elements. The project is open-source and available on GitHub.
