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AnonOps is an IRC network described as an international communication platform for free and open discussion. It offers a webchat for connecting without a separate client and previously removed plaintext IRC access in favor of TLS. The site states it is under review and renovation.
AOL is a news and headlines site covering U.S. and world politics, weather, entertainment, lifestyle, finance and sports. The page also surfaces mail access and aggregates stories from outlets including People, Parade, Fox News and USA TODAY.
Apache Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway supporting standard protocols such as VNC, RDP, and SSH. It requires no plugins or client software; once installed on a server, desktops are accessed through a web browser using HTML5. The software is free and open source under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
AppControl is a task manager for Windows PCs that records long-term history of CPU, memory, disk, temperature and GPU usage. It offers controls beyond Task Manager, including permanently disabling apps, blocking publishers, custom rules and alerts, and privacy access alerts for webcam, microphone and location. It also provides plain-language descriptions of apps and processes.
Awesome CSEs is a public GitHub repository that hosts a list of custom browser search engine configurations and shortcuts. It is designed to improve daily workflow by replacing Chrome's default long, hard-to-trigger custom search engine keywords with short, memorable alternatives. The list includes provided shortcuts for services including Gmail, GitHub, Amazon, Airbnb, reference sites, and specialized tools like filming location and whois lookups, reducing the number of keystrokes needed to access targeted search results directly.
Awesome File Hosts is a searchable web platform that provides access to a curated dataset of verified file hosting services, along with a transparent public review queue for pending and rejected entries. The dataset tracks 461 file hosting services in total, with 254 verified hosts and 207 documented rejections as of the snapshot. It uses a JSON-first structure, source-backed verification for all entries, advanced filtering options and open contribution guidelines, with the full dataset available on GitHub.
The Barbara A. Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes (MAST) is an astronomical data archive focusing on optical, ultraviolet, and near-infrared data. It hosts data from numerous space missions, including Hubble, Kepler, TESS, and the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope. MAST provides search tools and access to a broad collection of datasets and high-level science products.
Bellingcat is a website for online open source investigations, publishing investigations and guides on topics including conflict, satellite imagery and social media. It hosts a membership program with access to training announcements and podcasts, community workshops, and a Discord server where researchers discuss investigations and collaborate.
Biblio-Graph is a web application designed for cultural libraries and archives. It acts as an interaction layer built on top of existing databases, with the purpose of opening institutional collections to make them more accessible and discoverable for a wider audience.
BiGG Models is a knowledgebase of genome-scale metabolic network reconstructions that integrates more than 70 published networks into a single database with standardized BiGG IDs. It can be browsed on the website or accessed using a web API. It is hosted and maintained by the Systems Biology Research Group at the University of California, San Diego.
BiglyBT is an open source BitTorrent client. The project lists features including I2P integration, Swarm Merging, a tag system, WebTorrent support, a built-in VPN kill switch, meta-search and UPnP/DLNA access. Its installer contains no ads or third-party offers, and migration tools are provided for several BitTorrent clients.
BioGRID ORCS is an open repository of CRISPR screens compiled through curation efforts. Its search index covers publications, genes, screens from major model organism species, cell lines and cell types. Screen data are provided through the search index and available for download in standardized formats, and the data can also be accessed via a REST web service.
BioCASe is a transnational network of primary biodiversity repositories. It links specimen data from natural history collections, botanical and zoological gardens and research institutions worldwide with observation databases. The aim is to make biodiversity data freely accessible on the Internet through data portals and web services.
Bookshare is an accessible ebook library offering over 1.3 million titles, including 10,000 freely available public domain works. It provides assisted reading features such as text-to-speech, karaoke-style highlighting, text enlargement and braille support via its free reading app for web browsers, smartphones, tablets and Alexa-enabled smart speakers, with no wait times or due dates for accessing content.
This listing refers to the City of Brampton, Ontario’s official open data portal, part of the city’s global website. It provides access to municipal datasets covering categories including animal services, transit, community resources, emergency services, environment and climate change, parks, roads, recreation, business development, and city procurement.
Browserling provides live interactive online browser sessions on real desktop browsers running in virtual machines, without emulators. It offers access to Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Edge and Safari versions, screenshots, responsive testing, and SSH tunnels for local testing. Mobile testing and session video recording are listed as coming soon.
Browsh is a text-based browser that renders modern web content to a TTY terminal, running on a remote server and accessed via SSH/Mosh or an in-browser HTML service to reduce bandwidth. It is available as a single static binary on all major platforms and requires a recent 57+ version of Firefox; a Docker image is also available. The browser client output is not updated in real time nor interactive.
A browser extension that lets users read articles from supported sites that implement a paywall, and allows adding a domain as a custom site. Weekly updates are released for fixes and new sites. Installation instructions are provided for Chrome and Firefox.
The California Digital Library supports the University of California community's pursuit of scholarship and extends the University's public service mission. It offers services grouped under collecting, publishing, preserving and accessing, including licensed resources, shared print, mass digitization, Calisphere, eScholarship, Dryad, DMP Tool, Merritt, web archiving, WEST and the Online Archive of California.
Calistree is a fitness app focused on calisthenics and movement training, covering home workouts, flexibility, cardio and balance. Its exercise library is freely available, and the mobile app provides personalized workout programs, session logging and progress tracking. The app offers a generous free plan, with PRO access available through the app to support the project.
Cambridge Core is the books and journals platform from Cambridge University Press, replacing Cambridge Journals Online and Cambridge Books Online. It hosts the publisher's academic content. Its accessibility information states that users can change colours, contrast levels and fonts through browser settings, and can zoom in up to 400% without text spilling off the screen for most of the website. Cambridge University Press describes a transparent pricing policy for journals, under which subscription prices reflect the amount of subscription content, with subscription read costs reduced as open access content increases.
The Canadian Astronomy Data Centre is a digital research facility for professional astronomers. It provides telescope data and advanced data products as an open data source for the international astronomy community, provided by the National Research Council of Canada. Documentation covers interactive archive access, web APIs, and data providers.
The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) is an NCI and National Human Genome Research Institute program that molecularly characterized over 20,000 primary cancer and matched normal samples spanning 33 cancer types. TCGA data are publicly available and accessible through the Genomic Data Commons Data Portal, which provides web-based analysis and visualization tools.
Chaos Frontend Toolkit is a browser extension bundling tools intended to break web apps so developers can find ways to improve them, applying chaos engineering principles to the frontend. It covers areas such as network, timers, history, accessibility, localization and inputs, and is available on Chrome, Firefox and Edge as an open-source GPLv3 project.
