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An open-source frontend security scanner that checks for exposed code, secrets, prompts, API details, and other browser-visible information.
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DNS Testor: a leak test that won’t call a clue proof
A browser-based DNS test for comparing resolver observations before and after connecting to a VPN, with local baselines and JSON or CSV exports.
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DOFUS beta, dated 13 January 2004
A bilingual project makes an early DOFUS beta playable in a desktop browser, with no download or subscription required.
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Dopamine Store sells the feeling of placing an order
A playful storefront lets visitors invent make-believe purchases and follow a fictional courier on a simulated route.
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Dumbfork: a quiz game for the motorway
Dumbfork presents quiz questions as a driving game: choose the right road lane to answer, gain speed, and score points.
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Encounter Atlas maps folklore beside official files
An interactive atlas pairs cryptid, UFO and military-encounter material with creature profiles, regional sightings and field resources.
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Enigma Doublestep: an Enigma replica built around real mechanics
The site presents a full-size Enigma I replica, a browser-based simulator, and reservation options for several versions of the machine.
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Genzano Artificiale: a town-sized browser game
A browser game presents an AI-built open-world recreation of Genzano di Roma, extending from the town to Lake Nemi and nearby Nemi.
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Growkke’s 72-Hour Food Lives
Growkke presents a fictional world of food-bodied characters whose lives can continue in a human host—or end through spoilage or disposal.
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The Uneasy Face Lab
A playful Korean-language tool for assembling, naming, and sharing hand-drawn faces that feel vaguely unsettling.
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Helicorn: Unpave the Wild
A browser arcade game where a retired seeding helicopter takes on road-building machines, leaving wildflowers in the craters.
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Help Valentina
A Lehigh Valley campaign page shares ways to support Valentina Perez Tabares, whom organizers say was detained by ICE.
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HiggScam’s timeline of the $1 million film festival
A self-described independent account of Higgsfield’s festival, tracking changes to its dates, eligibility rules, subscription terms, and judging timeline.
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HVAC Rated makes heat-pump specs usable
A searchable equipment reference pairs heat-pump and air-conditioner ratings with sizing, running-cost and city-guide tools.
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Invitily: animated invitations for big celebrations
Invitily lets hosts customize animated invitations and send them to guests by WhatsApp, with RSVP and event details in one place.
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Ironheights: a local scanner for OpenClaw skills
A free, open-source command-line scanner and integrity monitor for OpenClaw skills and agent files.
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Is My Vote Still Here?
A Mississippi voter lookup site for checking inactive or purged voter lists, with practical guidance on restoring voting status.
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It Came From Mars: monsters on the bench
An art workshop catalogs hand-painted monsters, button designs, sketchbook experiments, and a browser game.
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잡무: HWP to PDF without the upload
잡무 converts Korean HWP and HWPX documents to searchable PDFs in the browser, without uploading the files to a server.
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科學好好聽 (Science Sounds Good)
A Traditional Chinese science podcast for children, paired with topic explainers and game-based review.
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Kilowise’s electricity-bill comparison checker
A Japanese tool for comparing electricity plans across 10 regions, using your current contract and monthly usage to estimate the difference.
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Knoxville DSA’s neighborhood-scale organizing map
The Knoxville Area DSA site connects local residents with chapter meetings, campaigns, committees, and political education.
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Latina Travellina’s Puerto Rican travel archive
A restored archive of 100 articles from a Puerto Rican travel blog published between 2019 and 2020, covering destinations, practical advice, lodging, and food.
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Life in Use: what keeps working when the internet stops?
An independent research publication examines how connected products hold up in everyday use, including repairs, upkeep, noise, subscriptions, and offline behavior.