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Terminal Browser is a graphical Chromium-based web browser that runs inside an existing terminal session. It renders browser pixels through terminals that support the Kitty graphics protocol, including Ghostty, Kitty, cmux, and compatible VS Code environments. Electron’s offscreen rendering API captures Chromium output directly from the GPU for smooth display. Mouse, keyboard, scrolling, and trackpad input are translated into browser events, with a background Swift component handling signals the terminal cannot expose. ...

Sprite Fusion Pixel Snapper is a utility designed to eliminate sub-pixel rendering issues that often arise in pixel art, UI icons, and 2D sprite graphics when displayed on screens with high DPI or during motion animations. The tool works by adjusting sprite rendering coordinates and texture sampling so that every pixel aligns cleanly to the screen’s pixel grid, avoiding blurring, distortion, or unintended smoothing artifacts. This is especially important in pixel art games, retro-styled...

Fish Folk: Jumpy is a tactical 2D shooter, played by up to 4 players online or on a shared screen. Aim either left or right; the rest is up to clever movement and positioning in this fish-on-fish brawler. Jumpy runs in the browser. You can play a web demo to try out the game, without needing to install anything on your computer. We recommend using the Chrome browser or other derivatives for best performance, or if you have issues with other browsers.

...Forma provides both CPU (software) and GPU (hardware) backends, relying on Rust’s SIMD auto-vectorization, Rayon for multithreading, and WebGPU (wgpu) for hardware acceleration. The renderer processes Bézier curves, line segments, and pixels through stages of flattening, rasterization, sorting, and painting, updating only changed tiles for efficiency. This design allows Forma to render complex vector scenes—such as large-scale SVGs—at interactive frame rates even on CPUs.