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Text Line Duplicate Remover
Remove duplicate lines from your text
This standalone offline web browser tool helps you remove duplicate lines from your text, with additional text processing options. Simply open it in your browser by double-clicking the html file. It also includes the source code too. I made this when I was working with long lists of entries and needed something to automatically clean them up. As a bonus you can also change the Sentence Case of the text, make it lowercase, UPPERCASE or Sentence case. -
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Elite typing engine with fatigue-aware analytics for professionals.
TouchFlow Pro is a high-performance typing training platform designed for Medical, Legal, and Tech professionals. Breaking the "OK Plateau" requires more than games; it requires data-driven drills, kinesthetic memory encoding, and real-time fatigue monitoring. Our engine tracks your burst-to-drift ratio to detect cognitive fatigue before your error rate spikes, ensuring every minute of practice is high-quality. Perfect for specialists who rely on their hands for their livelihood.
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