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A free online Texas Hold'em poker game written in JavaScript and a web-gui using HTML5 and CSS, all source included Works as a solitaire, it is you against the robots No money - but you will not win that much either. No registration - I am just glad if you give some feedback if you find any problems. All source code included Totally bug free Climate positive Want to see it? https://js-css-poker.sourceforge.io/ Want to play it? https://js-css-poker.sourceforge.io/poker.html...

This implementation of the popular Freecell card game can be played on any canvas-enabled browser, without installing anything. The game is based on html5 canvas and Javascript. The table is scalable, which means that cards make up most of the available space, making manipulation easy. During play, obvious moves will be made automatically, even 'supermoves' are supported. Since version 1.0 hints are included (which may or may not be useful). Since version 1.1 mobile devices are supported...

TABELLONE PUNTEGGI, By F.A. - 2015 Simple OpenSource scoreboard made in PHP with HTML5 and JS HOW TO INSTALL Simply upload all file on your web space with PHP engine and run index.php Optimized for all browsers HTML5 supported Optimized for touch screen monitor Tested on: Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Avast SafeZone Browser

A Yugioh Trading Card Game Life Point calculator made in JavaScript primarily for mobile phones. It comes as an html page, and you load it with your phone's browser.

PLEASE NOTE: The project moved to https://github.com/Knitter/sandscape Sandscape is a virtual, browser based, table allowing people to play a customizable card games (CCG) online. Although it is a vital part of WTactics.org the projects goal is to support almost any card game, enabling you to bring your favorite game online.

CGM aims to be a functional, easy-to-use web-based card game/management app. At this time there is OCTGN and a few other pay-to-use alternatives that are available, and OCTGN is the most familiar to me (for playing Game of Thrones and Magic). There is no functionality that OCTGN (or any card management app for that matter) has that couldn't be available from a web-based app.