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yaak.app
Yaak is a local-first API client that stores requests on the user's machine and can sync workspaces to the filesystem for use with Git. It supports REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, gRPC and SSE requests, and includes an CLI and an MCP server plugin for working with AI agents, without built-in AI. A desktop app is available for Mac, Windows and Linux.
yacreader.com
YACReader is a comic reader and comic manager that supports cbr, cbz, zip and rar comic files. It is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, with mobile apps for iPhone, iPad and Android and a server and web UI for NAS or home server use. YACReaderLibrary organizes, searches and manages collections, keeping folders as they are on disk and adding metadata, search, reading lists and progress.
github.com
An extensible command line tool or library to format yaml files.
t.me
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yenime.net
Yenime is an anime streaming platform that does not store media files on its own servers, and instead provides links to anime content hosted by third-party services. It offers sections for trending titles, popular movies, recently updated content, an episode release schedule and user comments on individual series.
yobiyoba.com
YobiYoba is a speech recognition service that transcribes audio and video recordings into editable, time-coded text. Users upload files, specify or auto-detect the language, verify and edit transcripts, then download them in formats such as SRT, PDF, or VTT. Processing produces speaker labels, time codes, and confidence scores. Pricing is pay-as-you-go, from 0.01 € per minute of speech.
yoga.flozz.org
YOGA Image Optimizer is a free tool to convert and optimize JPEG, PNG and WebP image files. Users drag and drop images and click Optimize. The project states that optimization can be slow and may require a lot of RAM, especially for JPEGs.
yomu-reader.com
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.
github.com
You Don't Need GUI is a list of common computing tasks, such as copying files, moving directories, zipping archives and checking disk usage, presented with command-line equivalents instead of graphical methods. The readme notes graphical interfaces can require more resources and be harder to automate via scripting. A Chinese translation is provided.
you-get.org
You-Get is a command-line utility for downloading media contents such as videos, audios and images from the web. It supports sites including YouTube, Youku and Niconico, can stream online videos in a media player, and download images or arbitrary non-HTML files. Installation options include pip, Antigen, GitHub, git clone, Homebrew, pkg and Flox.
github.com
you-get helps download files, media, links, or online resources from supported websites and services.
t.me
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yoursavegames.com
YourSaveGames hosts a library of shared save game files that are free to download, with installation instructions and related guides. Entries cover PC titles such as Crimson Desert, 007 First Light and Forza Horizon 6.
youshows.org
Youshows is a free online streaming platform that lets users watch movies, TV shows, live TV and sports content. It is powered by TMDB, offers features including watch history, playlists and trending content discovery, and states that it does not host, upload or manage any media files, with all content provided by non-affiliated third parties.
mikefarah.gitbook.io
yq is a lightweight, portable command-line processor for YAML, JSON, INI and XML files, written in Go. It uses jq-like syntax and also supports processing CSV, TSV, properties, HCL, LUA, TOML, KYAML and shell output. It supports the most common jq operations, with additional functionality being added continuously. Dependency-free binaries are available for multiple platforms, and installation via various package managers is supported.
github.com
yq is a portable command-line processor for structured data formats including YAML, JSON, XML, CSV, TOML, HCL and properties files, hosted on GitHub. The repository provides a usage guide covering basic and advanced operations for the tool.
ytdlp.wiki
Ytdlp.wiki is a community-maintained wiki for the yt-dlp command-line tool, covering commands, FAQs and common issues. It also hosts a web interface that runs yt-dlp, youtube-dl and ytdl commands in the browser to download videos. Downloaded files are placed in a buffer and automatically deleted after one hour, and the site states it does not store user information.
github.com
A little script to serve Youtube / Twitch / Crunchyroll videos without storage it. Uses yt-dlp HTTP data throught Flask and dynamic URLs. We can use this dynamic URLs to set STRM files.
yukisubs.wordpress.com
YukiSubs Guides provides subtitle and caption files with search tools for films and television.
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github.com
Zap is an AppImage package manager. It installs AppImages from the AppImage Catalog and AppImage catalog v2 by registered name, from GitHub releases, or from URLs, and creates desktop files for system integration. It can update AppImages using their embedded update information, with delta updates where supported.
journaldata.zbw.eu
The ZBW Journal Data Archive is a service for editors of journals in economics and management. It provides infrastructure for managing and storing data sets of published articles and linking them to their corresponding publication. The service is free of charge for academic journals, and authors are invited to submit replication files. It succeeds a pilot application developed by the DFG-funded project EDaWaX.