Open Source JavaScript Productivity Software for Linux

The open source Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software that handles any type of content, allowing users to easily share and collaborate on content.

PinVault Pro is a professional-grade browser extension that revolutionizes Pinterest image downloading with AI-powered technology. The extension provides intelligent bulk selection, auto-scroll functionality, and maintains HD quality downloads while respecting Pinterest's terms of service. 🎯 Core Features: • Visual checkbox overlays on Pinterest images for intuitive selection • AI-powered auto-scroll with smart content detection • Bulk download capabilities with real-time progress tracking • HD quality preservation in original resolution • Modern glassmorphism interface design • Privacy-focused architecture with no external servers • Cross-browser compatibility (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera) • Real-time synchronization between popup and sidebar interfaces 🌍 Universal Browser Support: • Firefox: Official Mozilla Add-ons Store approval (61.4 KB package) • Chrome/Edge: Manifest V3 compatible (60.0 KB package) • Opera: Manifest V3 compatible (60.3 KB package)

CherryPad: Your Sleek, Distraction-Free Notepad for Endless Productivity Welcome to CherryPad 🍒, the notepad extension for your browser! CherryPad is designed to make your note-taking experience quick, convenient, and visually pleasing. With features like AutoSave, a built-in emoji panel, and hidden Easter Eggs, CherryPad offers a fun yet practical workspace.

MySonet is a Web-Based (PHP/AJAX) Categorized Note Taking Application Inspired By KJots.

Open Eats Project is an open source recipe and meal planner that can be accessed by anyone across the Internet much like www.allrecipes.com. Open Eats will improve on the features offered by the many commercial recipe sites out there today.

Please do not distribute with the goal of selling my program. How to attach to your Chrome/Edge/Brave etc Browser: 1. Download the extension(rapidreference.zip) 2. Extract 3. Go to chrome://extensions if on Chrome, or navigate to your extension management setting in your browser 4. Enable developer mode (usually top right) 5. Add unpacked extension 6. Choose the extracted extension's folder 7. There you go! How to use: 1. Start a session in the panel of the extension 2. Do required research/website navigation 3. You can check the preview of the cited references in the panel 4. You can copy the citation list to the clipboard through simply clicking the "Copy Citation" button 5. You're Done! Thanks for using my software 😊