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Shogun is currently a web browser written entirely in Java using Swing. Shogun hopes to become a simple, uniform browser which can run on any platform running Java, to give users a familiar environment with a standard set of features on any platform.

j2wap is a JAVA based WAP Browser, it is in BETA stages. It supports the WAP 1.2 spec, with the exception of WTLS and WBMP. *** NOTE: You will need the kAWT library to run j2wap on the Palm, it's free and you can get it from www.kawt.de ***

A Java/Swing graphical CVS project browser, primarily aimed at helping illuminate the history of the project, with particular emphasis on credit/blame allocation.

Muffin is a World Wide Web filtering system written entirely in Java that can filter any HTTP data sent and received by your web browser.

XQuery in the Browser allows the execution of XQuery script code on Web pages (like JavaScript). Visitors do not need to install anything. Web developers only need to copy some .js files to their server and import them in their Web pages.

Multi platform User Interface for quicker, more comfortable browsing of file systems and similar tree based structures. Tappr maps files to the layout of a keyboard and prioritises files based on the frequency of their access.

A compatible Tor client written in Java.

Open source Java based XML browser. Supports XSLT, XSLFO, SMIL, XForms and SVG. Download from http://www.x-smiles.org/

This C++ library has been designed as a Chrome SIP stack. Sippet is an open-source SIP User-Agent library, compliant with the IETF RFC 3261 specification. It can be used as a building block for SIP client software for uses such as VoIP, IM, and many other real-time and P2P communication services. The main target was to enable Javascript applications to use UDP, TCP and TLS transports along WebSocket. Existing SIP solutions for the browser are forced to use the WebSockets API to...

SmartFoxServer AJAX API is Google Web Toolkit (GWT) module that allows you to create cross-browser AJAX multiuser applications using Java.

Application Browser for mobile devices. -- Client: Run "HotRunner" application (J2ME/J2SE) -- Server: applications distribution (J2SE, Gui in Qt-Jambi) -- HotRunner applications: java mobile programs sent from server to clients

Web Browser driven and programmable Sumo-robot system for the propose of e-learning.

Browser space trading combat simulator game.

a QQ client on browser can be used in internal-net(e.g. enterprise net)

Projectile is a project management application built in a distributed manner. Projectile will have a Kylix client and also have limited feature access through a web browser. The data will be stored in XML or in a relational database.

Small web browser written in java swing for work with regular expressions.

Test Tube is a web browser coded entirely in the Java language.

Skynet is a tool that supports you playing the browser game OGame.

StatusBarBean is a reusable java component. It provides a statusbar, as usually seen at the bottom of applications (e.g. your web-browser).

jECMAUnit is an ECMA (Javascript) unit testing framework that uses the underlying javascript engine and JUnit to perform the tests in java, allowing browser-less unit testing of javascript code

A base framework of reusable components for kick-starting the development of client and server sides of Rich Internet Applications, using JavaScript in the browser and Java on the server.

A Virtual Machine Linux appliance (for Virtualbox). This Fedora Remix puts emphasis on Java based applications. Includes OpenOffice.org, OpenJDK, browser plug-ins (IcedTea), and popular Java based applications like Azureus/Vuze, jEdit, and more.

Scrachi is simple boards game. Board is filled with different colors balls, and the player is focused on selecting the groups (more balls in group, more points). An AI computer is an opponent. Two versions: for phone (java), browser (java-script).

A versatile Web-based mind mapping tool, delivering the capabilities of desktop mind mapping software in a Web browser - with no complex software to install or maintain. Create, edit mind maps, and share them with your colleagues or your friends.

DIY Reports (Do-It-Yourself Reports) is a browser based report building tool that allows non-programmers to build/manage reports without having to write queries.