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Family Tree
Family tree builder
...Shows entire tree at once, or at least however much fits on the your screen at a time, you can pan around to see the rest. This is a web app that works offline, pretty much like any other program, just save the *.htm file and open in any HTML5 browser like chrome or firefox. Possible plans to add: -some support for *.ged files. -zoom should also be possible -images/sound clips, maybe? -adding lines, so branches can cross -
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JFamily
Genealogy
JFamily is a browser and editor for genealogic data. The data are displayed in a graphical family tree. -
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HTML- and javascript-based program to browse the persons of a gedcom-file, the common export-format of genealogy-programs. No installation needed. So you can just send the HTML-file with the data to browse to your relatives by email (gedcom viewer).
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Gnuology is like a wiki for genealogy. It imports a Gedcom file, and allows your whole extended family to view and edit the data through their favorite web browser.
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Atavi is an interactive genealogical data visualization tool. It uses XSLT to transform XML data into SVG (Scable Vector Graphics) images. Deploy it as a Java servlet and explore visualizations from a browser that supports SVG. GEDCOM import is planned.
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