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Payment-icons
Payment / Ecommerce related svg icon packs
Payment-related svg icons for use in fonts or sprite sheets. The raw .svg output (from a mix of sketch and inkscape) is in the svg directory. The minified svg output is in the min dir. The easiest way to consume these icons is to npm install from github and use your favorite toolchain to build fonts or sprites. You'll need to use the svg like you do any other image asset. Exactly how will depend on what you're using in your build process. -
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Turbo Download Manager
A portable modern multi-threading download manager for all platforms
A modern multi thread download manager for Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Android devices. For bug reports visit: https://github.com/inbasic/turbo-download-manager/issues For FAQs visit: http://add0n.com/turbo-download-manager.html Turbo Download Manager is an stand-alone application without any dependencies. It should run out of the box. Just set the download location while adding the first job request. If you have a browser and would like to integrate this... -
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WebDesktop is a Desktop Enviroment for your Server. WebDesktop uses an AJAX-like JavaScript/PHP combination with a HTML/CSS frontend. You can use it via your web browser (currently it is only tested to work with Firefox). In general, WebDesktop aims to b
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