Nightly is related to Firefox releases, settings, themes, shortcuts, or browser customization.
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Nightly is a mobile app resource for Android or iOS listings, app pages, updates, or community links.
A themed, minimal start page for web browsers. Users set the hosted page as a new tab redirect in Chromium-based or Firefox-based browsers. Settings can be changed, such as the background image, through the site's settings icon.
A service that provides shareable links to download build artifacts from GitHub Actions builds. Public repositories are accessible by default without login, and links can point to the latest artifact or a particular run. A GitHub App can be installed so downloads for a repository do not share the global API rate limit.
The Nightly publishes newspaper reporting, headlines and current-affairs coverage in Australia.
A lightweight userscript that automatically skips countdown ads and prevents ad pop-up windows from opening. It cannot solve reCAPTCHAs and is offered in Full and Lite versions, with release and nightly builds.
PrivacyTests.org is an open-source privacy audit that subjects major web browsers to automated tests. It covers desktop browsers, private modes, iOS and Android browsers, and nightly builds, and reports results across privacy test categories.
F-Droid Build Status is an Android app that shows and monitors the current F-Droid build status using the F-Droid build server API. It shows successful, failed and missing builds, marks apps as favourites, and notifies about new builds or publishes of favourite apps. Nightly builds are available from a separate repository.
CRXInstaller is a Firefox browser extension developed by FoxRefire. It enables users to install Chrome browser extensions on Zen, Firefox Nightly, Firefox Developer Edition, Librewolf, and Firefox for Android. Use with standard Firefox requires additional configuration steps. The developer warns that installing untrusted extensions poses serious security risks and disclaims liability for any resulting damage, with the extension's source code available on GitHub.
dvm is a Discord version manager for Linux, described as heavily inspired by the rustup command line tool. It lets users install, update, remove and list installed Discord versions, and can install Open Asar. It supports installing multiple versions at once, such as stable, ptb, canary and development. It can be built from source with Rust Nightly or obtained as a prebuilt binary.
Firefox Trains is a tool for tracking Firefox release trains and major milestones. It displays current version numbers for the ESR, Release, Beta, and Nightly Firefox channels, lists bug landing and crash data for each channel, and includes a milestone calendar.
Gemini CLI is a terminal-based tool that brings Gemini models into the local development environment. It can query and edit large codebases, generate apps from images or PDFs, and automate workflows. Documentation covers configuration, extensions, agent skills, and IDE integration. Release channels include nightly, preview, and stable.
Nightwatch is an SEO rank tracking and AI visibility platform. It tracks rankings across 107,000+ locations and monitors citations in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. The tool combines search rank and AI citation data in one interface, with nightly refreshes. An agency version supports client management and white-label reports. Paid plans bill by keywords tracked with unlimited seats.
Release Insights is the code behind the whattrainisitnow.com dashboard, which shows the status of Firefox Desktop releases, including upcoming release timing, future milestones and main data points for past releases. It parses sources such as hg log, APIs and crashes to derive insights like uplifts per beta and top crash signatures per nightly. It requires PHP and Composer and needs no database or framework.
Cross-platform library and client implementation for Sony Sound Connect, formerly Headphones Connect. The repository provides a client for supported platforms including Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, Android, Web and HarmonyOS, with web versions requiring a Web Serial-supporting browser. It is a successor to Plutoberth's original SonyHeadphonesClient. No release build exists for the current branch; nightly builds are available.
TurboBench is a data compression benchmark that includes more than 100 codecs and performs in-memory testing to avoid disk I/O effects. It supports multiple files, recursive directories and concatenation of small files into multiblock tests, and automatically creates a nightly GitHub release and benchmarks when submodules change.