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    LibreWeb Browser

    LibreWeb Browser

    Decentralized Web Browser

    LibreWeb is an open-source decentralized web browser, leveraging IPFS. What would you do differently; if you could reinvent The Internet in the 21st century? With all the knowledge and new technologies available today. I was inspired by Douglas Engelbart, Tim Berners-Lee, and Ted Nelson as well as projects like IPFS, Jekyll, ARPANET, and more. Everyone should be able to easily read and create a site/blog/news page and publish the content online (without minimal technical knowledge). Built-in...
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    gl

    gl

    Windowless WebGL for node.js

    headless-gl is an open-source Node.js library that provides a WebGL rendering context without requiring a browser window or graphical user interface. It enables developers to create and manipulate WebGL contexts directly within server-side JavaScript environments, making it possible to perform GPU-accelerated rendering tasks without launching a full browser. The project aims to conform closely to the WebGL specification so that standard WebGL APIs and shaders can be used in Node.js...
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    OMeS ( Overnet Millennium Server ) Linux

    OMeS ( Overnet Millennium Server ) Linux

    Overnet Millennium Server for Unix Linux

    Linux C/C++ Bash Shell developers we need you!!! Overnet Millennium Server for Unix/Linux adds a whole new layer to the web, the Overnet . With the Overnet Millennium Server web hosts will be able to offer a new space and protocol to deliver data to a web browser in a completely new way. Web developers will have a totally new way to create content for the web.
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    tkhtml is an effort to create modern web browser components based on the Tcl/Tk platform. Hv3 is a minimalist web browser using tkhtml.
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    SPBLinux: modular mini distribution running completely in RAM, can be booted from USB, based on Busybox and Midnight Commander, optional with DirectFB and (since version 2.1) Mozilla; it is possible to create/modify own modules inside SPBLinux.
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    Browser3D is a new type of browser where you can interact with a real 3D environment while surfing the web. You can create your own 3D world in your site by adding some few tags to your html files.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    bookmarksync is a tool used for synchronizing different bookmark files and types. It preserves current bookmark structures and sorts in new ones correctly in existing directorys or create new one if necessary. WORKING
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    BackArrow was a project to create a K-Meleon style web browser for GNU/Linux. The project died after the creator started using ELinks and the console in general.
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    Freek's goal is to create a fast engine to render documents which can be shared by any gtk application.
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    TeXBrowse is a plugin based web-browser, wich allows users to view any type of sites on the web. The main goal is to develop a LaTeX plugin so users can use LaTeX files like they use HTML. Because of it is plugin based developers can easily create their o
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    The cheetah web browser is a project that has been started to create a fast, light-weight, bloat-free, open source web browser for Linux and other free unix clones that is not dependant on any other browser and is not bound to a particular desktop.
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    Easy Desktop Environment (ezde) is a project to create a simple desktop environment for new users to use, young or old, who are not comfortable using computers. ezde draws some inspiration from Eldy, but also wishes to feature multitasking.
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