Show HN: Leash, a low-dopamine mobile browser replacement
Hello! In an attempt to reduce my time spent on screens (and more time in real life), I uninstalled social media from my phone ages ago. The same for email: only on desktop for me.
🏷️ #browser
14 headlinesI Built a Free File Conversion Platform That Runs Entirely in Your Browser — No Uploads, No Tracking, No Login
I Built Free Browser-Based File Tools That Run Without Uploading Your Files Why I Built File Convert Factory Most online file converters require you to upload your documents to a server. That means your PDFs, Word files, images, or spreadsheets are processed somewhere you don't control. As some...
Show HN: Capture Go board positions with a browser extension
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Show HN: Elah – A browser-native, frame-accurate video editor
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A practical playbook for choosing browser automation and cross-browser testing tools
If your goal is faster releases with fewer flaky failures, the tool choice matters less than the testing strategy behind it. Teams usually start by asking, “Should we use Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, or a cloud platform? ” A better question is, “What do we need to prove, in which browsers, at ...
Browser Extensions Silently Monetize ~758,000 Users' Searches
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I built an offline, browser-based text anonymizer to use AI safely
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Icare: Game streaming millions of 3D Gaussian Splats to the browser
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Show HN: ChromiumFish – Open-source fingerprint-hardened Browser for Scraping
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Show HN: RiddleRun – AI run end-to-end browser tests
Did you vibe-code 5k+ lines of code without thoroughly reviewing all of them? Is your application held together mostly by thoughts, prayers, and a suspicious amount of copium ? Do you run through your entire development page after every agent commit just to check that nothing randomly broke?
Show HN: Veil – stealth browser for AI agents (real Chrome no Playwright)
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Show HN: Simten – design hardware in TypeScript and simulate it in the browser
I mostly wanted to prototype hardware ideas quickly, with as little as possible between writing a circuit and watching it run. There are already solid embedded HDLs in general-purpose languages i. e.
Show HN: TripoSplat Running in the Browser
Had some fun with the new TripoSplat from http://vast. ai , it's a nice model! Got it to run in the browser by quantizing a bunch of the weights and chunked SDPA.
Show HN: CSV Graph – create charts from CSV files in the browser
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