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nightTab
A neutral new tab page accented with a chosen colour
...Make the browser start page dark (or light, or anything in between). Do not access user information. This means nightTab will not request browser permissions. Aim to make everything on the user interface, within reason, customizable. Aim to make the user experience easy while supporting the above. Keep nightTab open source. Sharing the look and feel of one Bookmark to another can be achieved when editing a single Bookmark. The Bookmark edit modal has three options to copy settings to other Bookmarks. These checkboxes can be found at the bottom of the Visual & Name, Layout and Theme tab. ... -
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tournesol_gl02
A tool to analyze Twitter brand activity
This tool is a CLI interface to query Twitter's API data to extract valuable information : - Top 10 authors for a specific day - Hashtags associated with a reference hashtag - Top 10 hastags for a specific day - Number of tweets during a specific period of a specific day for a specific author - Number of tweets during a specific period of a specific day for a specific hashtag - Number of tweets per city - Display a graph of the number of tweets per city -
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Google Play(Desktop Edition)
Delivering products for at your fingure tips
Delivering products for the web and desktop based on collaboration and ideas for the average desktop or web user and developer
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