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A minimal web browser for the distributed web. Web Extension support. Built-in Markdown/Gemini/JSON rendering extension. Built-in QR code scanner and generator extension. Generate a QR code for the current page. Scan a QR code from the browser action window. Right-click a link or image to generate a QR code for it. Built-in ad blocker (ublock origin).

elFinder is a file manager for web similar to that you use on your computer. Written in JavaScript using jQuery UI, it just work's in any modern browser. Its creation is inspired by simplicity and convenience of Finder.app program used in Mac OS X.

At its core Plupload is visually flat and you can customize it however you like. We are using HTML5 APIs. Always. Plupload is based on multi-runtime pollyfills for XMLHttpRequest L2, File and Image APIs. So when there's no HTML5 available in the browser, we emulate it ourselves. Files not only can be picked from browse dialog, but also can be dropped directly from the desktop. In some browsers, mostly in those based on WebKit, it is possible to drag and drop whole folders. Since we emulate as much of HTML5 as possible, we are able (among other things) to provide access to raw file data, even in such environments that do not normally support it. ...

File upload progress, cancel/abort. File drag and drop (html5 only). Image paste from clipboard and drag and drop from browser pages (html5 only). Image resize and center crop (native) and user controlled crop through ngImgCrop. See crop sample (html5 only). Orientation fix for jpeg image files with exif orientation data. Resumable uploads, pause/resume upload (html5 only). Native validation support for file type/size, image width/height/aspect ratio, video/audio duration, and ng-required with pluggable custom sync or async validations. ...

WebUploader is a simple modern file upload component developed by the Baidu WebFE (FEX) team, mainly HTML5, supplemented by FLASH. In modern browsers, it can give full play to the advantages of HTML5, without abandoning the mainstream IE browser, using the original FLASH runtime, compatible with IE6+, iOS 6+, and android 4+. When the two sets are running, the same calling method is available for users to choose at will. Using large files to upload concurrently in fragments greatly improves...