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WebStrips is a lightweight open-source web comics browser written in Java that supports multiple comic via a JavaScript based interface.
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Orphne is a highly specialized web browser, optimized for viewing "adult" content. Features include tagging, rating, and bookmarking sites, an integrated search, and slide shows. Please note that orphne is intended for adults only.
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JavaScript Font is a way to dynamically create a WYSIWYG interface in a browser for any given font. It uses an image for each letter. It was developed to render screen text identical to SATO Printers, but the technique can be used for any font.
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Calamari is a support tool for voice-controlled browser and gaze-controlled browser. This tool extracts positions of words, image and table in browser window.
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Reverse Image Search Anywhere
4-engine reverse image search that works on Instagram & Pinterest
...You can also paste an image (Ctrl/Cmd+V), drag to capture a region of the page, or crop and run a dedicated "Search this face" flow. Private by default: ordinary searches go straight from your browser to the engine and never touch our servers. Where a site hides the image URL, the extension uploads that one image to mint a temporary link; it auto-deletes within about an hour and is never sold or used for training.