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MAL-Sync is a browser extension that integrates MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, Simkl, Shikimori, and Mangabaka into various sites, with automatic episode tracking. It lets users search, update, and manage their lists from the extension popup and shows Discord rich presence. It is available for Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and as a userscript.
Obsidian is a free and flexible note-taking app that stores notes privately on the user's device, including offline access. It supports links between notes, a graph view of relationships, Canvas for visual layout, and thousands of plugins and themes. Obsidian Sync provides end-to-end encrypted sync across devices, and Obsidian Publish turns notes into an online site. Optional add-on services are billed per user or site per month, billed annually.
FILExt is a file extension reference site offering a collection of file extensions, many linked to the programs that created the files. The site provides an online file viewer; dropping a file on the website lets FILExt analyze the file type and preview it. The database contains detailed information about almost every file extension. The site was created by Tom Simondi at the turn of the millennium.
aniTrakt is a browser-based tool that updates an anime profile using Trakt scrobbles, currently limited to MyAnimeList. The site states it is no longer maintained. It notes that the higher episode count wins and that opt-in ratings are set from Trakt.
FileLu is a cloud storage and backup service with upload, sync and file delivery tools. It offers WebDAV, Rclone, Rsync, S3, FTP/FTPS and mobile apps, and supports encryption at rest and an encrypted Vault. The site states a free 1 GB of storage and paid plans with monthly, yearly and lifetime options.
Aconvert.com converts document, ebook, image, icon, video, audio and archive files online for free. Users select a local file and a target format, then convert; batch conversion is available by adding multiple files. The site is an extensional site of PDFConvertOnline.com.
Dpdf is a free online PDF tool site offering merging, splitting, converting and compressing PDFs, plus related tools such as watermarking, encryption, OCR and page organisation. The site states that use is unlimited and no registration is required, and that regular file processing does not use credits; credits apply only to OCR and AI Deep Watermark Removal.
A free online subtitle converter and tools site. The site states it converts between subtitle formats including SUB/IDX to SRT, syncs subtitles, and fixes timing issues. It states no signup is required and files are removed automatically according to each tool's temporary retention window.
Zerostream is a streaming site focused on anime and live TV content. User registration is optional, but creating an account allows users to sync their watchlist, continue watching progress, watch history, subtitle/dub preferences and source preferences across devices. The site notes that progress tracking accuracy depends on the streaming source, with some sources using a timer to estimate progress if they do not report exact watch positions.
uBlacklist is a browser extension that prevents specified sites from appearing in Google search results. Rules can be added from search result pages or by clicking the toolbar icon, using match patterns or expressions with regular expressions and variables. Rulesets can be synchronized across devices via cloud storage or browser sync, and public rulesets can be subscribed to.
AnimeX is a free anime streaming site where users can watch anime in HD quality with subbed and dubbed options. It offers synchronized playback for watching with friends remotely, automatic progress saving across devices, and optional accounts for cloud sync.
Anistream is an anime streaming portal that allows users to watch anime online in high definition with English subtitles and dubbed audio. It offers a searchable catalogue, resume playback, and optional synchronization with AniList for lists, favorites, and progress. The site provides fast pages, a clean video player, an airing schedule, and accessibility controls, aiming to avoid clutter typical of older anime sites.
AnyConv is an online file converter that supports documents, images, videos, audio, and more. No software installation is needed; files are uploaded to the site for conversion. The listing states a maximum upload size of 100 MB and that uploaded and converted files are automatically deleted after 1 hour.
Ayaya is a temporary file uploader. The site states that the maximum upload size is 4GiB and that files expire after 14 days. It reports files hosted and lists patchy.moe as an alternative domain.
Battarang syncs battery notifications across devices, alerting a receiver when an Android device's battery is low or full. The site presents the alerts as efficient, clutter-free, spam-free and privacy friendly, and answers questions about receiving notifications while the browser is closed and about enabling notifications.
A comparison site that presents cloud storage providers in a table, allowing sorting by column headers and filtering with checkboxes or dropdowns. It lists 31 providers for comparing features and pricing, and offers a side-by-side tool for comparing two providers.
Croonify is an AI-powered karaoke video maker. Users upload a song file with vocals and lyrics, add a title and artist, and get a synchronized karaoke video in minutes. It accepts audio or video files such as mp3, m4a, and mp4. The site is intended for parties and events.
Fast Down is a free file upload service. The site lists file upload, remote URL upload, copying files and torrent leech among its options, and states that no live torrent server is available at the moment.
Elementum is an addon for Kodi that manages a virtual library and syncs with a Trakt account. The site provides download files for the addon, a repository, LT2http, Burst, and a context helper. Support for the video addon and Burst script is limited.
ezyZip is a browser-based tool for compressing, extracting and converting files. It creates ZIP archives and extracts RAR, 7z and GZ files, and it also converts archive, image and audio/video formats. The site lists a Pro option including a downloadable archive converter app for offline use.
File PDF is a browser-based toolkit for PDF tasks including converting, merging, compressing, splitting, editing, signing and protecting files. The site states that processing happens client-side, so documents remain on the user's device and are not uploaded to a server. It also describes no signup requirement, unlimited use and batch processing.
GNOME Evolution is a mail and calendar application documented on the GNOME help site. Its documentation covers mail management, composing, calendar management, contacts, memos and tasks, and data migration and synchronization. Advanced sections address IMAP subscriptions, mail encryption and certificates, and templates. Separate help pages explain why printing, attachments or help may not work and how to get help.
IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) is described as a constellation of open-source tools for content addressing. The project states that developers build verifiable, portable, and resilient systems across public and private networks. The site says IPFS provides content addressing building blocks for applications across open networks.
itinypdf is a browser-based collection of PDF tools offered free with no watermark or account. It includes merging, compressing, splitting, converting, signing and editing PDFs, with tools for organizing pages, locking and unlocking files, and adding watermarks or page numbers. The site states that files stay on the user's device and are not uploaded to servers.
