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Browserosaurus is an open-source (GPLv3 license), browser prompter for macOS. It works by setting itself as the default browser; any clicked links in non-browser apps are now sent to Browserosaurus where you are presented with a menu of all your installed browsers. You may now decide which app you’d like to continue opening the link with. Select from any of your installed browsers when clicking a link in a non-browser app. Download Browserosaurus from the GitHub releases page. Select x64 for Intel machines, or arm64 for Apple Silicon (M1) machines. Please note that Browserosaurus only officially supports the version of macOS that I currently use, which you can assume to be the latest stable version.

Card-style Hugo theme designed for bloggers. Stack is a simple card-style Hugo theme designed for bloggers, some of its features are responsive images support, lazy load images, dark mode, local search, PhotoSwipe integration, archive page template, full native JavaScript, and no jQuery or any other frameworks are used, no CSS framework, keep it simple and minimal, properly cropped thumbnails. Subsection support, table of contents, multilingual mode and RTL support. It's necessary to use...

...Adds a build/CI status icon next to the repo’s name. Hides the Projects tab from repositories and profiles when it’s empty. New projects can still be created via the Create new… menu. Hides forks and watchers counters. Changes the default sort order of milestones Closest due date. Adds useful links to the repository navigation dropdown and moves the "Security" and "Insights" tabs to it as well. Adds a keyboard shortcut to star/unstar the current repo: g s. Adds a link to the default branch on directory listings and files. ...

...These are two separate downloads that can be found on the website or in the GitHub releases section. The bridge application is currently supported on Windows, macOS and Linux. Clicking on the toolbar button or Cast... menu item in the page context menu will open a popup that shows a list of receiver devices will allow you to start casting the currently detected app2 or media. The extension provides a whitelist for ensuring only trusted sites are allowed to load the cast API and communicate with receiver devices. Sites may be added to the whitelist, either by clicking one of the whitelist options in the toolbar button context menu whilst visiting the site.