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WebDjVuTextEd allows to edit the text layer of OCR'ed DjVu documents in a web browser. You can modify the structure (paragraphs, lines, words...) create, delete, edit text nodes, modify their container box by mouse, and run a spellchecker. The program does not directly read the DjVu files, it requires exported XML text data and images. When using without a webserver, you can open and save local files, but cannot take advantages of auto-save and spell checking.

OmniHelp is a cross-platform, browser-independent, tri-pane help viewer built in pure JavaScript and CSS with HTML 4. Some functions (such as help embedding) may in the future be in Java, C, or C++; CSH is fully supported. All code is under the LGPL.

Web Content Management Element (WCME) is an editable area on browser page. User can change text and text styles (CSS) then persistently save changed content into web application resources. WCME is written on Javascript with Prototype.js library.

ZWebEdit is a Java applet that is designed to replace the <textarea> tag with a rich Java text editor designed for editing HTML / code in a browser. ZWebEdit does not create a its own filesystem; it is designed to work with Zope or standalone.

This is a small perl command-line script that translates among several languages, using on-line web translators. It can be useful to translate small phrases or words from a shell without any browser.

Karigari is online memopad/editor software. Reading, editing and searching is available like desktop software though it works in your browser. Documents are saved online automatically and can be accessed from anywhere.