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Game Pauser by Jase is a tool for pausing un-pausable cutscenes and gameplay. Its source code is available for educational and private use only, not licensed for commercial purposes or distribution, and the page asks that source and builds not be separately hosted.
Source is an audio or music resource for streaming, discovery, editing, production, or library management.
Awesome Open Source is a website for browsing and comparing open source projects. It organizes projects by categories and by programming languages, and applies expert categorization, alternatives and package manager metrics. The site states it spans 7,000 topics in 59 categories across 1,500,000 projects and 345,000 packages.
Awesome Open Source Games is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Mac Source Ports provides native app builds of source ports of games for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, signed and notarized whenever possible. The site lists games, ports and utilities, with each entry showing developer, release date, source port and build details.
Open Source Design is a community of designers, developers and advocates working to improve the usability of open source software. It runs a job board connecting designers with projects, organizes events and conference design tracks, and shares openly licensed resources and open source design tools.
Open Source Games is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
This Discord page presents Discord's open source projects and the open source communities hosted on Discord. It states Discord's commitment to open source development principles and lists contributions including Access, a portal for employees to discover and manage access to internal systems. It also lists open source libraries used to build Discord and invites users to create a server for their project.
Open-Source iOS Apps is a collaborative list of open-source iOS applications. The repository is tagged for topics including app, apple, ios, ipad, iphone, swift, swiftui and tvos. It includes README, APPSTORE, ARCHIVE, LATEST and contents.json files, a CC0-1.0 license and contributing guidance.
A GitHub Gist by paulirish titled How to view-source of a Chrome extension. It lists several options for viewing extension source, including a command-line method to download the extension as a zip and extract it, using the CRX Viewer website, and using the CRX Viewer extension. It also describes viewing the source of a locally installed extension.
DISS is a georeferenced repository of tectonic, fault and paleoseismological information designed for potential applications in regional and national seismic hazard assessment. It compiles potential earthquake sources larger than magnitude 5.5 in Italy and surrounding areas, and functions as a GIS-based tool for exploring onshore and offshore earthquake faulting. The freely accessible, periodically updated database includes four categories of seismogenic sources with different parameterizations, supports ground-shaking and tsunami hazard applications, and contains over 4000 bibliographic references, more than 1200 images and nearly 1000 equivalent pages of original documentation on seismogenic sources. Its current version is 3.3.1.
Gadgeteer is a technology site focused on free and open source software (FOSS). It hosts a large curated list of free and open source software, and runs a tech blog covering gadgets, technology news and open source projects. The site advises corporate and government users to vet software with their CIOs and notes concerns related to OpenCore.
Open Source Game Clones is a site gathering open-source or source-available remakes of old games in one place. It lists clones, remakes, official source releases, similar games and tools such as patches and resource extractors, and invites contributions through its GitHub repository.
MyBrowserAddon is a community platform for open-source projects. It helps developers create and share open-source projects, and provides documentation, tutorials, frequently asked questions and bug report forms for open-source software. The platform is dedicated to developers interested in learning about and contributing to open-source projects.
OpenAudio is a list of open-source audio software projects, covering apps, plugins and libraries. The intent is to catalog open-source audio apps, plugins such as VSTs, and other resources that are either fully featured or useful examples with non-trivial features. It includes sections for audio plugins, collections, audio apps, development libraries and APIs, code samples and open data resources.
React Bits offers free, open source React components for animated text, backgrounds, interactive cards and micro interactions. Components install as source the developer owns, and the library provides live demos with copyable source. Developers can choose JavaScript or TypeScript with plain CSS or Tailwind, and copy the source or install a component with the CLI.
Source 2 Viewer (S2V) is a free, open-source tool for browsing VPK archives and viewing, extracting and decompiling Source 2 assets, including maps, models, materials, textures, sounds and particles. The project is reverse-engineered without an official Source 2 SDK and is not affiliated with Valve Software. It supports games such as Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Deadlock and Half-Life: Alyx.
Source Filmmaker is a movie-making tool built and used by Valve to make movies inside the Source game engine. It uses the same assets as the game, so anything in the game can be used in the movie. It is available for free as a public beta and requires a Windows PC. It includes Team Fortress 2 base game assets and assets from early Meet the Team short films.
sourcehut pages is a tool for publishing static websites. Every sourcehut user receives a username.srht.site domain, and custom domains are supported. It works with any content generator, including Jekyll, Hugo, and Doxygen, and provides automatic, zero-config TLS.
Awesome Open Source lists open source projects categorized as OSINT alongside repository details. Entries include Sherlock for hunting social media accounts by username, Twint for Twitter scraping, Amass for attack surface mapping and asset discovery, and SpiderFoot, which automates OSINT for threat intelligence. Each entry shows dependent packages, total releases and most recent commit information.
Webfinery | Source Code Search helps search public code, repositories, pastes, or developer resources.
Chronicler is a free, offline worldbuilding tool and local wiki for writers, game masters, and tabletop RPG creators. It saves notes as plain Markdown files on the user's computer and is source-available rather than open-source. It runs 100% offline with no sign-up, subscription, or cloud storage.
OpenSourceApple is Apple's open source site, presenting featured projects and releases. Open source software is described as central to Apple platforms and developer tools. Featured projects include Swift, Container and WebKit, and source code for operating systems and developer tools is available via releases or Git repositories.
The Nutrition Source is a food and nutrition information site from Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Launched in 2001, it presents evidence-based guidance on topics such as the Healthy Eating Plate, carbohydrates, fats and cholesterol, protein, salt and sodium, food additives, sustainability and diet reviews. It states that it has no commercial advertising, sponsorship or brand endorsements.
