Accessibility Insights is an open-source set of tools for finding and fixing accessibility issues. Accessibility Insights for Web is a browser extension for Chrome and Microsoft Edge that tests webpages and web applications; Accessibility Insights for Windows is a desktop tool for Windows applications. FastPass is used to find common accessibility issues. The Android tool is no longer available for download.
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Accessibility Cheatsheet is a page by Moritz Glantz offering practical approaches to Universal Design for making websites and webapps accessible to everyone. It covers semantic HTML, text alternatives for non-text content, form labels, visible focus indicators, sufficient contrast, descriptive links, captions and enabling pinch and zoom.
The Accessibility Developer Guide is a resource for designing and implementing fully accessible websites. Its contents are based strictly on the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1), and it aims to provide best practices on designing, implementing and testing websites with accessibility in mind. It includes knowledge and examples sections covering topics such as headings, dialogs, skip links, accordions and tables.
Quick Access Popup is a free Windows utility that launches folders, documents, applications, web links and snippets of text in one click. It works with Explorer windows, file dialog boxes, console windows and alternative file managers, and is available in several languages, some translations incomplete.
Airport Webcams is a website that hosts a database of live airport webcams from locations worldwide. The platform offers over 2,700 webcams, the largest collection of airport webcams online. Users can view aircraft arrivals and departures, listen to air traffic control communications, monitor flight tracking, access pilot data, and search a special liveries database linked to flight tracking services.
A 2001 book by Chris Sherman and Gary Price examining the nature and extent of the Invisible Web and offering pathfinders for accessing its content, aimed at novice and advanced web searchers. Chapters cover the development of the Internet, search engines and web directories, why search engines cannot see invisible web content, how to recognize it, and when to use it. A directory section lists more than 1,000 Invisible Web sites by topic.
Biz.nf provides cluster-based free web hosting with PHP and MySQL support and no forced advertisements on hosted sites. The free plan includes 1000 MB of web space, 5000 MB of data transfer, a free subdomain, FTP access and a control panel. Paid unlimited plans, including Personal and Business, add features such as free domain registration and SSH access.
FileBrowser Quantum is a self-hosted web-based file manager that provides access to and management of files from the web through a responsive interface. It supports managing users, access, sharing, and file preview and editing, and is described as a fork of an open-source file browser project.
HackerTyper is a prank simulator that shows fake hacker-style coding text as the user types, with keyboard shortcuts for effects such as access granted and access denied. It also offers a free email newsletter covering finance, entrepreneurship and software engineering.
Moby Thesaurus is a free, open-source website that provides access to the Moby Thesaurus, the largest thesaurus in the English language. The thesaurus was compiled by Grady Ward, and the website was built by Zeke Sikelianos. It offers a command-line interface for user access and supports saving the page to a mobile device home screen.
Trilzo is a website that provides an upgraded 'Button+' feature granting access to a collection of unusual websites. A one-time $4.99 payment provides lifetime access to the feature, with new websites added regularly.
Chrome Remote Desktop is a remote desktop service developed by Google. It allows users to securely access their home or work computers from phones, tablets, or other computers when away from the device, and to share screens for real-time collaboration or remote support. The service is built on Google's infrastructure and uses open web technologies including WebRTC.
The Alaska Native Language Archive preserves and provides access to Alaska's diverse linguistic heritage. It offers a search interface for its collections of text, audio, and related materials, and is updating its website to simplify access to its digital holdings. The archive has received grant support from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Science Foundation.
The BC Oil and Gas Commission Open Data Portal is an ArcGIS Hub-hosted platform that provides access to oil and gas sector data. Users can discover, analyze, and download datasets in formats including CSV, KML, Zip, GeoJSON, GeoTIFF, and PNG, access GeoServices, WMS, and WFS APIs, and create StoryMaps and Web Maps.
Block Site is a browser extension that blocks access to websites by matching hostnames against a user-created block list. It adds a toolbar action button, and hostnames can also be added through the options page. A master password feature grants access to restricted sites for a defined duration. The extension can also redirect a hostname and its arguments to a new destination.
Bypass Extension is a mirror, proxy, status, or access reference for torrent-related websites.
Bypass Proxy is a mirror, proxy, status, or access reference for torrent-related websites.
DataStream is an open access platform for sharing water and sediment quality data. It offers map-based search, interactive visualizations, standardized machine-readable datasets, dataset versioning, digital object identifiers, embargo periods and API access for integrating data with other websites and tools. A one-click charting tool allows comparison of results with national water quality guidelines.
Edbrowse is a text-based combination editor, browser, and mail client with an interface similar to /bin/ed. It was originally written for blind users but is also used by sighted users for its scripting capabilities. A batch or cron job can access web pages, submit forms, and send email without human intervention. Edbrowse can also access databases through ODBC.
The INGV Open Data Portal provides public access to metadata from the institutional Data Registry of the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, covering research data in seismology, volcanology and environment. Data are attributed to their authors and can be searched by keyword or by drawing an area on a map; datasets are listed by availability of web services for programmatic access.
JMIR Publications is the official website of the leading open access digital health research publisher. It hosts over 30 open access journals with more than 43700 free-to-read and downloadable articles, including the peer-reviewed Journal of Medical Internet Research. The publisher also offers JMIRx overlay journals for preprint repositories, and focuses on disseminating digital health research to researchers, patients, and other knowledge users.
Ladder is a self-hosted HTTP web proxy and developer tool for testing and analyzing paywall implementations and content delivery behavior on websites. It can remove or modify CORS and other headers, inject custom code, apply domain-based rulesets and emulate different client types. The project states it does not circumvent advanced access restrictions and may not function on services that actively restrict access.
Navidrome is open source software distributed free of charge under the GNU GPL v3 license. It serves a personal music collection through a modern web UI and third-party compatible mobile apps for iOS and Android, allowing access from anywhere. It supports multiple libraries with user-specific access controls and the OpenSubsonic API.
OpenAQ is a nonprofit environmental technology organization that provides open access to ground-level air quality data. It aggregates data from hundreds of sources worldwide and harmonizes them on an open-source platform. Users can access data through a REST API, an interactive map, and the OpenAQ Explorer web application. The platform provides physical measurements rather than aggregated values such as air quality indexes.