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AnySoftKeyboard
Android (f/w 2.1+) on screen keyboard for multiple languages
The only Android keyboard you'll ever need. Free as in speech and Free as in beer. Android (f/w 4.0.3+, API level 15+) on screen keyboard for multiple languages. -
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J2ME-Loader
A J2ME emulator for Android
J2ME-Loader is a J2ME emulator for Android. It supports most 2D and 3D games (including Mascot Capsule 3D ones). Emulator has a virtual keyboard, individual settings for each application, scaling support. This project is a fork of J2meLoader. Enabling filtering in some cases can greatly reduce performance. Disable this option if the game is too slow. Image flickering issues can be fixed by enabling the "Immediate processing mode" option. -
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AWS IoT Device SDK for Java v2
Next generation AWS IoT Client SDK for Java
Next-generation AWS IoT Client SDK for Java using the AWS Common Runtime. This SDK is built on the AWS Common Runtime, a collection of libraries (aws-c-common, aws-c-io, aws-c-mqtt, aws-c-http, aws-c-cal, aws-c-auth, s2n...) written in C to be cross-platform, high-performance, secure, and reliable. The libraries are bound to Java by the aws-crt-java package. Consuming this SDK via Maven is the preferred method of consuming it. -
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Stroke Input Method for Android
Android Chinese keyboard: Stroke Input Method
This minimalist Android IME enables input of Chinese characters via stroke sequences. It supports over 28k characters (including Cantonese), offers simplified/traditional preferences, avoids ads, permissions, and telemetry, ensuring privacy and simplicity. -
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Linpac
Amateur Radio AX.25 chat and PBBS program using Linux's AX.25 stack
A modular console-oriented amateur radio AX.25 keyboard to keyboard chat and PBBS program using Linux's AX.25 stack. Includes support for multiple concurrent connected sessions, a unconnected (UI) message screen, and an automated packet message client -
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Flow
Flow is an on-screen keyboard for Android devices.
Flow is an on-screen keyboard for Android devices. It combines many features to enable exceptionally fast text input, including an optimized keyboard layout based on common patterns in English words. -
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MouseMacros
A lightweight tool for recording&replaying mouse and keyboard macros.
A lightweight Java tool for recording and replaying mouse and keyboard macros with substantial & easy-to-use functions and highly customizable settings which others may not include. The repository contains portable & installer version. Also, you can install it via Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9mx3kfbkmn1h Notice: · Due to technical constraints of EVB, the exe cannot be renamed. -
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Fadeboard
Android Keyboard transforms simple letters into special characters
FadeBoard is a niche Android keyboard that converts typed text into special Unicode characters—designed to circumvent basic text filters and content restrictions. It provides a playful tool to make messages less detectable by simplistic moderation. -
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Amstrad CPC-Emulator in JAVA, based on JEMU by R. Wilson. I am searching for good JAVA-coders who are also knowledgable in emulating 8bit homecomputers.
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Slide Keyboard
Android keyboard with a swipe input system, now with emoji support
An Android soft keyboard offering swipe-based typing (SlideType style) enriched with emoji and symbol toggling. Designed to improve typing speed and fluidity by supporting gesture input and modern keyboard features. -
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BotCity Framework Core
BotCity Framework - Open Source RPA
Core module of the BotCity RPA framework. Basically, this module provides features to recognize UI elements and interact with it using mouse and keyboard actions. There are a number of third-party dependencies used in the project. Browse the Maven pom.xml file for details of libraries and versions used. -
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KryptEY
Android keyboard for secure E2EE communication
KryptEY is a secure, privacy‑focused Android keyboard that implements the Signal Protocol (X3DH + Double Ratchet) directly in the keyboard layer. It enables end-to-end encrypted messaging within any app—without relying on external servers—ensuring that key exchanges and message encryption happen locally, maintaining Signal-level security across platforms. -
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OTG Nilboard
Android smartphone app to suppress the default keyboard
An Android app that disables the default on-screen keyboard when a hardware keyboard is connected via OTG, offering a distraction-free typing experience. -
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WoodboxPlayer
A simple MP3 and web radio player for the Raspberry Pi
The WoodboxPlayer is a Java-based MP3 and web radio player intended for the single-board computer "Raspberry Pi". It can be controlled either via keyboard or via push-buttons connected to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins. -
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Repeat
Mouse/keyboard record/replay and automation hotkeys/macros creation
Full-fledged mouse/keyboard record/replay and automation hotkeys/macros creation using modern programming languages, and more advanced automation features. Working across three major OSes: Windows, OSX, and Linux. See more at https://github.com/repeats/Repeat Repeat yourself with some intelligence. This, if used correctly, can improve your productivity greatly. -
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JavaMacros
A GUI interface written "Around" LuaMacros
JavaMacros is a GUI "Client" for the LuaMacros "HID-aware" macros program - It runs using Java 8, so you will need it installed on your machine. In simpler words, it is a general way to "reprogram" keyboards in windows, using a graphic user interface rather than directly writing macro scripts, that allows to use any number of keyboards - even of the same make and model - as separate, specific devices. Each with its tailored functions (stickers over the keys are a must). ... -
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Hackerskeyboard
Hacker's Keyboard Termux Mod
Hacker’s Keyboard is a full-featured Android soft keyboard offering a PC-style layout—including five rows, arrow keys, Ctrl/Esc/Tab, and punctuation—making it ideal for SSH, coding, and technical tasks. -
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Codeboard
Codeboard App
CodeBoard is an open‑source Android keyboard tailored for coding. It consolidates symbols, code navigation, editing shortcuts, and clipboard tools into one keyboard—eliminating constant layout switching between alphabets, numbers, and symbols. -
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Remote PC Input
Mobile device as wireless keyboard and mouse for PC
Now Remote-PC-Input is a Progressive Web Application (PWA): https://remote-pc-input.tecnobillo.com Control your PC from your mobile device. Remote PC Input is a wireless mouse and keyboard: https://remote-pc-input.tecnobillo.com/app.html To connect with the PC you must download the application server: https://remote-pc-input.tecnobillo.com/rpci-ws/remote-pc-input-ws.rar -
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SnapMacro
Free and Open source Cross-platform bot creator using Snap language
Snap Macro Free and open source Cross-platform bot creator with a new scripting language called snap to interact with the mouse, keyboard, and screen using the snap scripting language Snap language has many features to make it easy to implement your own bot. For examples: - Variables, - Conditions, - Data types like integer, hexdecimal - Flow conditions like if, while loop, repeat loop - Sleep, exit, delay statements - get the current pixel in position and compare it with colours -
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Useless Auto Clicker
Fast free auto clicker with a script editor for Windows, Linux, macOS
Full emulation of mouse, keyboard and Works on all platforms where the java 8 can be installed. For windows download clicker.rar bundle in file section Java version still available on https://github.com/dikhim/uselessclicker/releases Write you own scripts using convenient JavaScript editor based on "Nashorn" engine. Use all standard java classes. -
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Ank Zipper
A free and easy-to-use password protected file archiver
Ank Zipper provides you with a lightweight, Java-based application designed to provide security to your documents. Ank Zipper can compress both files and folders and create password-protected archives, in order to prevent unauthorized access to important files. Additionally, it can be used for extracting or simply browsing ZIP files.It includes AES(Advanced Encryption Standard) algorithm to encrypt/decrypt file(s). Ank Zipper is a cross-platform software that can be used on any... -
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Koko Keyboard
Implementation of a re-usable custom onscreen keyboard
KokoKeyboard is a Java-based reusable on-screen keyboard component/library for Android. It provides developers a template to build custom IME experiences without starting from scratch—ideal for niche input needs. -
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a java component which shows a xml-configurable keyboard to use on computers without a real keyboard e.g. touch screen computer
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Android: MaruPad
Round hiragana keyboard for Android.
Japanese hiragana keyboard for Android. It' shaped like a circle and you write by swiping towards choices. It's fast but it's not a complete Japanese keyboard. More of a proof of concept. Also a good example code if you want to make your own unconventional keyboard for Android.
