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    Pilipala

    Pilipala

    Recommendations, live streams, video playback

    PiliPala is a GPL‑licensed, Flutter-built third-party Bilibili client that works on Android, iOS, desktop, and web. It includes recommendations, live streams, video playback with gestures, adjustable playback speed, AV quality and decoder controls, bullet comments, subtitles, snapshots, fullscreen modes, UI theming, blacklists, and more.
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    Gelbooru Client

    Gelbooru Client

    A material client to explore Gelbooru.com

    Gelbooru Client is an open-source application designed to provide a streamlined interface for browsing, searching, and interacting with content from the Gelbooru image board platform. It offers users a more structured and user-friendly experience compared to accessing the site through a web browser, enabling efficient navigation of large image datasets. The application typically includes features such as tag-based searching, filtering, and sorting, which are essential for exploring Gelbooru’s extensive content library. ...
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    MangaPark-DL

    MangaPark-DL

    A Python script to download mangas from MangaPark

    ...The tool allows users to specify individual chapters or ranges, automating the retrieval of images and their conversion into a single document format. It is particularly useful for mobile users who prefer reading manga in PDF form rather than browsing online chapter pages. The script includes options for resizing images to reduce file size and avoid processing issues during PDF generation. It is lightweight and relies on standard Python dependencies, making it easy to run in most environments. The project emphasizes simplicity and efficiency, focusing on a single workflow that converts web-hosted manga into portable reading files.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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