Harborlight’s browser-based app replacements
Harborlight pairs popular apps that have added limits, paywalls, or gone away with free browser-based alternatives.
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Harborlight pairs popular apps that have added limits, paywalls, or gone away with free browser-based alternatives.
This Turkish-language page recounts a search for Rihanna’s Reb’l Fleur perfume as a personal gift, with search-history details, seller messages, and a Rihanna soundtrack.
Halden Archive Services presents itself as a bonded custodian for documents, collections, samples, and other irreplaceable items.
A family memorial preserves the story of Isaac Garzón Serfaty’s synagogue chairs and shares files for building one.
Lemma Park invites people to lend coding agents to open research problems, with results counted only after machine verification.
A student-run guide follows Loudoun County policy decisions, explaining proposals and votes in plain language while linking to official records.
An open-source MCP server lets AI clients inspect local mass-spectrometry files using deterministic tools for validation, quality control, and library search.
An Omani waqf foundation presents its Quran memorization and recitation competition, with participation details, regional statistics, schedules, and judging guides.
An interactive comparison of propaganda techniques in statements by 20th-century leaders and contemporary Brazilian politicians.
A free, open-source live-captioning tool for deaf and hard-of-hearing people, with versions for iPhone, iPad, and Android.
A guide to frames, locales, and the mathematicians behind topology without points, with a centennial conference for Bernhard Banaschewski on the calendar.
A repository checker that reads GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket links, or ZIP files and shows commands configured to run at different points in a developer’s workflow.
An Android diary for recording everyday events, then finding them later when memory is unreliable.
A public neural-network experiment lets visitors teach handwritten digits, test the model, replay its lessons, and fork earlier versions.
RoomToCut presents a free, no-account design studio for laying out cabinets in measured rooms and exporting build and CNC files.
A daily launch-review publication that picks a software project, tries it, and explains what worked and what did not.
An economic strategy game where you build a drinks company across 26 star systems, managing stations, resources, research, and rival corporations.
An interactive map of neurological and psychiatric drugs, reference molecules, their protein targets, and the evidence behind each reported action.
A community Fabric mod fork that says it generates Earth, the Moon, and Mars in Minecraft using real geographic data.
A Nigeria-focused checker for medicines, food, and drinks that combines pack-code checks with photos of original packaging.
A Turkish-language neuropsychiatry resource pairing a browser-based 3D brain atlas with a sourced library and weekly research bulletin.
A phone-browser sleep experiment sends a paper airplane through a drifting night city as the screen gradually dims.
A classroom pen-pal program pairs American and Ukrainian students for email correspondence, with teachers able to apply at no cost.
A searchable catalog of decompiled, recompiled, reimplemented, and open-source games, with links to public projects.