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...Intercept network activity for stubbing and mocking network requests. Emulate mobile devices, geolocation, permissions. Support for web components via shadow-piercing selectors. Native input events for mouse and keyboard. Upload and download files. The bridge between Node.js and the other languages is basically a Node.js runtime combined with Playwright which gets shipped for each of these languages (around 50MB).

slick is an open source, responsive carousel plugin that offers a great number of breakpoints, CSS3 transitions, touch events and so much more. It creates fully responsive, customizable and mobile-friendly carousels that can work with any html element. Everything you’ll ever need for your carousel, slick can achieve quickly and easily. It features a comprehensive range of settings, events, methods and more so you can build a carousel in exactly the way you want. It supports IE8+ as well...

Vimium is a browser extension that brings Vim-style keyboard control to everyday web browsing. It lets users scroll, open links, move through history, manage tabs, search pages, and navigate bookmarks without relying on the mouse. The project is aimed at power users who want faster, more keyboard-centered interaction with Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. It includes a large set of default shortcuts inspired by the Vim editor, while still allowing users to remap or remove commands through custom key mappings. Vimium also supports link hints, tab search, marks, visual mode, URL editing, page source viewing, and repeated commands. ...

This extension to Firefox provides the ability to work with tabs as "trees". New tabs opened from the current tab are automatically organized as "children" of the current tab. Such "branches" are easily folded (collapsed) by clicking on the arrow shown in the "parent" tab, so you no longer need to suffer from too many visible tabs. If you want, you can restructure the tree via drag and drop. Such a tree of tabs will behave like a visual browsing history for you. For example, if you see a...

Saka Key lets you control your browser with keyboard shortcuts. It is easy to use, highly configurable and will transform how you surf the web. Put away your mouse. When the web isn't accessible, it's because people who author content don't understand the benefit of making it accessible. Saka Key leverages accessibility information to make the browsing experience better for everyone. I hope this will encourage the creation of accessible content. Keyboard shortcuts are only the beginning of this journey. ...

A full-client web application, practical and useful developer diagrams for the construction of the logic of a circuit, with circuit simulator, AC, DC and Transient Analysis, for your Computer Desktop. You can to export yours diagrams in pdf, png, jpg, gif and tiff. ========== Support Windows 7 and later with ia-32 or arch x64 ========== Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ulm.droidtronics Chrome extension: http://bit.ly/29Tdvz7 Opera add-on: http://bit.ly/1igCRWQ

Selectables.js is based on Prototype JavaScript Framework. It allows you to select items in a different manner: either with the help of the rubberband tool or in one mouse click on the handle.

Testpilot is a browser based unit testing framework for testing websites. With it you can record the keystrokes and mouse events for a session and play them back automatically. You can include assertions for values in inputs DIVs or JavaScript variables.

Firefox extension that creates a command line like text box that allows mouse free web navigation.

A UI widget, based on javascript library jQuery, for quickly previewing many ( but less than ludicrous, depending) image links inside a wide ( panoramic somewhat) view box. Uses left-right mouse position for indexing into a list of image links.