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Userscript.zone is a search platform for userscripts. It lets users search through a collection of frequently used userscripts, and provides tools to filter results, including options to show scripts with broad host permissions. The site also offers guidance on how to install userscripts, a feedback option, and pages for privacy policy, cookie settings, and site imprint.
UWPHook is a small open-source project that adds Windows Store games and apps as non-Steam games on Steam. It loads installed UWP apps, automates the scripting and launching of Windows Store apps, and exports selected apps to Steam. It is licensed under the MIT License.
VapourSynth is a video manipulation application with a C++ core library and a Python module for creating video scripts. It is described as a rewrite inspired by Avisynth, offering frame-level multithreading, colorspaces specifiable at runtime, per-frame properties, and handling of video with format changes.
Vicinae is a keyboard-first launcher for the desktop. It provides a single interface for applications, file search, clipboard history, a calculator, an emoji picker, window management, browser tabs, fonts, theming, power management, shortcuts and scripts. Extensions can be built with React and TypeScript, and many Raycast extensions and script commands can run out of the box. It is free and open source.
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.
VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft's editor VS Code. It provides build scripts that clone Microsoft's vscode repository and upload resulting binaries, with telemetry disabled, so users do not have to download and build from source. It is available for Windows, Mac OS and Linux, including through package managers such as Brew, WinGet, Chocolatey, Scoop and snap.
Wasona is a crash course in Toki Pona organized into three parts. It covers pronunciation, the Sitelen Pona script, simple sentences, adjectives, pronouns, names, prepositions, and other topics, and offers reading practice through stories, dialogues, and a song.
A static hosting service for smallweb and retro-computing projects. It offers free subdomains, 100 MB of free space, FTP upload, predefined scripts, web mail, a search engine and a web chat, with static sites accessible from old devices.
A custom OSINT tool from Aware Online Academy for investigating a target website. It provides scripts to view historical WHOIS data, check website text and source code on third-party sites, visualise links, map web pages, check Reddit presence, find open FTP ports and find other top level domains.
Weco is a research and product lab building recursively self-improving AI. Its platform points at an eval script and iteratively optimizes code against a metric the user defines, such as speed, accuracy or cost. Supported model providers include GPT, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, GLM and MiniMax, with bring your own key.
WinSCP is a free file manager for Windows supporting SFTP, FTP, FTPS, SCP, S3, WebDAV and local-to-local file transfers. It provides a graphical user interface, an integrated text editor, scripting and task automation, and is translated into many languages.
xbar is a macOS application that places the output of any executable script or program in the menu bar. It offers hundreds of pre-built plugins across categories such as AWS Cloud, Cryptocurrency, Email, Finance, Network, Weather and Web, and users can write their own plugins in any language. It is described as the BitBar reboot.
xbar places the output of any script or program in the macOS menu bar. It is a complete rewrite of BitBar written in Go using Wails, open source under the MIT license, and requires macOS Catalina or newer. Users install plugins to discover and manage them, and the plugin directory is kept at ~/Library/Application Support/xbar/plugins.
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.
ZorexEye is described as a discovery engine featuring intelligent fingerprinting. It parses the DOM and analyzes script handles to detect premium plugins, themes, and hosting providers. The site includes popular search suggestions and category filters for web, images, videos, apps, software, books, and scripts.
zx is a tool for writing scripts in JavaScript, providing wrappers around child_process, escaping arguments and sensible defaults. It executes commands via the $ template, supports sync and async modes, and is installed with npm install zx.
