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Scholar Key is a Firefox browser extension. It automatically adds shadow library and institutional access links next to DOI links on webpages, and displays Wikipedia citation counts for those DOIs. Users can configure enabled sources, reorder or edit source entries, and add their institution's library access via a maintained libproxy database. Default sources include Anna's Archive Search, Anna's Archive SciDB, and Sci-Hub.
Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB) is an open-source, community-driven project that enables users to build an affordable, offline digital library server, most commonly using a Raspberry Pi. It creates a local learning hotspot that provides access to free educational content including Wikipedia in multiple languages, thousands of Khan Academy videos, zoomable OpenStreetMap, e-books and other resources without an internet connection. It includes tools to arrange content packs, offers 30+ educational apps, supports mesh networking for local knowledge exchange, and is intended for schools, clinics, libraries, prisons and community use.
BayesPy is an open-source Python library that provides tools for performing Bayesian inference. It is hosted as a public repository on GitHub where users can access the code and contribute to its development.
Cattail is an unofficial tailscale/headscale client for Linux and Windows, developed using the Wails project and the Naive UI library. Its features include account switching, detailed peer information and a tray menu for quick access. The application is an independent project not affiliated with the official Tailscale project.
Dash is an open-source Python library for building data applications and dashboards without requiring JavaScript expertise. It is maintained by Plotly and hosted on the company's public GitHub repository, where users can access source code and contribute to the project.
ReadStat.jl, listed as Data Read, is an open-source Julia library for reading data files in Stata, SAS, and SPSS formats. The project is hosted on GitHub under the queryverse organization, where users can access source code and contribute to its development.
