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    Kuroba Experimental

    Kuroba Experimental

    Free and open source image board browser

    KurobaEx is a fast Android app for browsing imageboards, such as 4chan and 8chan. It's a fork of Kuroba. Ability to attach multiple media files to reply, attach media files that were shared by external apps (even by some keyboards), attach remote media files by URL, etc. New image downloader. Allows downloading images while the app is in the background, retrying failed to download images, resolving duplicates, etc.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    MobiDevTools

    MobiDevTools

    DevTools for Firefox for Android and desktop: debug pages on a phone

    ...The console captures the page from the first line, even on strict Content-Security-Policy sites. It collects no data and makes no remote calls. A plugin API lets you add your own panels. MIT licence.
    2.0 out of 5 stars 1 Review
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    retire.js for Firefox

    retire.js for Firefox

    Find vulnerable JavaScript libraries on any page: Firefox and Android

    retire.js shows which JavaScript libraries a web page uses and which of them have known vulnerabilities (CVE, GitHub Security Advisories), how severe they are and which version to upgrade to. The vulnerability database of the Retire.js project is downloaded every day, so new vulnerabilities appear without an add-on update. Optional OSV.dev lookups cover every npm package, and send only the library name and version. Libraries are found from file names, CDN addresses, file content and hashes,...
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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