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Lobo Evolution is a fork of Lobo Browser. The project continuing the work of Lobo Browser(lobochief). Lobo Evolution is an extensible all-Java web browser and RIA platform. It supports HTML 4, HTML5 Javascript, CSS 3 and Java (Swing) rendering. CobraEvolution is the web browser's renderer API; also a Javascript-aware HTML parser. Lobo Evolution 5.0 relesed CHANGELOG: https://github.com/LoboEvolution/LoboEvolution/releases Read wiki: https://loboevolution.github.io/LoboEvolution/project-info.html Javadoc site: https://oswetto.github.io/LoboEvolution Now you can fork the project and help me with code. ...

Apache Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway. It supports standard protocols like VNC, RDP, and SSH. We call it clientless because no plugins or client software are required. Thanks to HTML5, once Guacamole is installed on a server, all you need to access your desktops is a web browser.

Use your smartphone or tablet as computer remote control with HTML5 browser using it as virtual keyboard and mouse. And it does not train more battery as average web surfing. Read more: http://www.foxjunior.eu/use-your-smartphone-or-tablet-as-virtual-keyboard-and-mouse/ If you find this free software useful, please help me with more rock'n roll coming! https://sourceforge.net/p/compremotecont/donate/

brows is a lightweight browser written in Java and JavaFX for users with lower-end computers. Super fast webpage loading and up-to-date HTML5 standards make browsing quick, simple and interactive. As of now, brows development is now discontinued. Probably because I lost the source code. Dammit.

...Using GWT Uploader allows for enhanced file upload dialogs (multiple uploads, drag and drop, queues, parallel streams, etc.) and interactive interfaces (upload progress indicators, real-time throughput display, etc.) within GWT applications using pure Java code that provides a consistent experience across all browsers. If the browser is capable of handling file uploads using a modern HTML5 approach, the upload is handled using pure DOM elements and Javascript events. In the case that the browser does not support the modern approach (most notably IE 9 and earlier), the GWT Uploader component instead transparently handles the uploads via the Flash-based SWFUpload library.