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Weather Radar is an open-source application featuring doppler radar images from the United States National Weather Service and the air quality map from AirNow. There are two radar options: an "enhanced" radar with pan and zoom capabilities and single images based on location. The single images can be faster to load when connection speeds are suboptimal. You can save your favorite views for easy reference. National Weather Service radar imagery is available for the United States and its territories.

The simple weather application that displays data from openweathermap in a nice and elegant way

WeatherMaster inspired by the Google Pixel weather app, but with more featuresFeatures both the Pixel Weather-inspired design and the original Froggy style, with summaries, multiple weather and search providers, personalization options, and more.Supported weather sources: Open MeteoMet NorwayNWSSMHIDWDMeteo-FranceFMIECCCBMKGChinaAnd more to be added

This apps let's you open the weather view of the Google App, instead of adding the shortcut to the homescreen. This is helpfull if you want to customize your icons and your launcher doesn't support custom icons for Shortcuts. It is also possible that the icon from an iconpack is automatically applied.RequirementsThe Google app must be installed.

Weathernaut is your go-to weather application for all your weather needs. Whether you want to check the current conditions, get hourly forecasts for today and tomorrow, or plan your week with a 7-day forecast, Weathernaut has you covered. With a beautifully designed and responsive UI, the app ensures a seamless experience on any device.But Weathernaut is more than just a weather app. It’s your personal weather companion that not only provides accurate weather data but also creates a delightful atmosphere with background music that matches the weather conditions. Whether it’s a sunny day, a rainy afternoon, or a snowy evening, Weathernaut’s music selection sets the mood.You’re in control with customizable settings. Adjust temperature units, wind speeds, and pressure units to suit your preferences. With an intuitive search feature, you can easily find weather data for your city or any location you desire.Key Features:Current weather dataHourly forecasts for today and tomorrow7-day weather forecastWeather icons for easy visualizationBackground music that matches the weatherCustomizable settings for temperature, wind, and pressure unitsResponsive UI for all screensQuick city searchWeathernaut is the perfect blend of simplicity and functionality. Get accurate weather information while enjoying the ambiance created by background music that reflects the day’s weather. Download Weathernaut and make every day a weather experience!

Web2PDF is the android way to use http://www.pdfmyurl.com/ for converting web pages to pdf files. It lets you convert a web page to pdf file by using the unique "share" feature of android platform. Unfortunately websites requiring you to login are not supported. For Gingerbread or newer devices, system download manager will be used to download the pdf file. Otherwise for older devices, once pdf conversion is completed, system browser will be opened to download the pdf. The location of the saved file may be different across different devices. For example, using the stock browser with nexus one, the pdf file will be downloaded such as /sdcard/download/www.nytimes.com.pdf

WebCapture is an open source Android application that allows users to convert any web page into a PDF file. With this app, users can easily save web pages for offline reading, share web pages as PDF files, or simply keep a copy of important web pages for future reference.FeaturesConvert any URL into a PDF fileSave PDF files to device storage or share with other appsOpen PDF inside the app (PDF Reader)Simple and easy-to-use interfaceFast and reliable conversion processOpen-source and free to useUsageTo convert a URL into a PDF file:Enter the URL in the input fieldPress the "Convert" buttonWait for the conversion process to completeSave the PDF file to device storageSupport Us https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tawhidmonowar

WebCast combines a WebView with ExoPlayer. Left drawer contains persistent list of bookmarks. Right drawer contains list of all videos detected in current web page. Video(s) in right drawer can be loaded into ExoPlayer playlist. Video(s) in ExoPlayer playlist can be:played in fullscreencast to any Google Chromecast on LAN

WebInspector is an app which allows developers and tech enthusiasts to analyze the DOM, inspect console logs, and monitor network traffic of any URL directly from their mobile devices, mimicking desktop browser Developer Tools. Compatible with Android 7.0 (Nougat) and above.

Privacy-Focused Browser with Local AI Assistance WebLibre is an independent privacy-focused browser for Android built on Mozilla's Gecko Engine and Mozilla Android Components. It offers a fully-featured web browser with extension support, enhanced by powerful privacy features, local AI assistance (opt-in), and advanced tab organization tools. Privacy by Design WebLibre shields you from third-party surveillance—whether by ISPs, tracking companies, or other entities seeking to monitor your browsing habits: - Web Engine Hardening: Comprehensive privacy and security presets to resist tracking and fingerprinting - Cookie Isolation: Cookies separated by container or context, preventing cross-site tracking - Content Blocking: Blocks ads, trackers, and unwanted content by default - Tor Proxying: Route browsing traffic through the Tor network for enhanced anonymity - Local Search Engine: Your device handles search and retrieval, minimizing remote service contact - No Tracking or Telemetry: WebLibre does not track, monitor, or collect any browsing data Advanced Tab Management - Tab Containers: Organize tabs into isolated containers with separate cookie contexts, Tor proxy support, biometric authentication, and automatic site assignments - Tree View Navigation: Visualize and manage complex tab hierarchies with parent-child relationships - Local AI Assistance: Use on-device AI models to intelligently group related tabs into new containers - Flexible Views: Choose between list view, grid view, or tree view with tab hierarchy Personal Local Search Engine Instantly search across open tabs (with full page content), bookmarks, web feeds, browsing history, and bangs. All indexing and search operations happen on your device—your data never leaves your control. Multi-User Profiles Complete profile isolation with separate browsing data, extensions, settings, and databases per user. Each profile maintains its own containers, add-ons, privacy settings, and preferences. Download WebLibre and browse freely and privately with genuine control over your online experience.

WebMonkey is a no-frills light-weight web browser with support for Greasemonkey user scripts. It uses the WebView GM library to enhance the native Android System WebView with support for Greasemonkey functions and the management of user scripts.Caveats:userscripts only run in the top windowthey are not loaded into iframesNote that „no-frills“ can also be interpreted as „bare-bones“. If you’re looking for a polished GUI with bells and whistles, this is not for you…

WebRTC-Check lets you test the WebRTC functionality of your Android System WebView. Some 3rd-party WebViews come with faulty WebRTC. WebRTC-Check makes detecting the issue quick and easy. This issue does not exist on stock Android System WebView. WebRTC-Check includes code by (c) The WebRTC project: webrtc.github.io/samples

With this app you can play different radio channels from web. There are some pre configured channels, but you can also add custom channels. To add channels you need the stream-url of the channel.

This software is a client to play software-defined radio. As a server, the site "http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901", from where and transfers the radio flow to the client with the possibility of setting the necessary parameters by the client. Distribution of this server proprietary. Subsequently, in the process of further development, the client will be implemented the possibility of selecting the server to arbitrary.

If an app allows you to select plain text then the selected text is shared to this app, which in turn, opens it in your search engine of choice, provided it obeys the OpenSearch format. You manage your search engines on the admin UI. You can import engines from an url, or you can add new engines by hand: for examples, see OpenSearch engines from Mycroft project and SearchPlugins. If you tap the import icon on the action bar, a dialog will appear. You have to fill the url edit box, then tap the import button. You have to fill in at least the name and the url fields. There is a paste icon on the right side of the url field; if you tap this icon, it will paste a "{searchTerms}" string into the url field. This is necessary because this string will be replaced by your search string in the url.

Organize all your web apps in one streamlined app. Features include cookie isolation for keeping accounts separate and secure, ClearURLs tracking parameter removal, DNS blocklist domain blocking, and LocalCDN resource caching for privacy, proxy support, workspace organization for grouping sites by category, and find-in-page search. Perfect for managing multiple accounts, separating work and personal sites, and accessing web-based tools efficiently.

Lightweight YouTube frontend that's supposed to be used without the proprietary YouTube-API or any of Google's (proprietary) play-services.

Monitor web services and get notified, if a service becomes unavailable. App features: - Simple UI. - No login required. - Get notified when site becomes unavailable. - Check website status according to chosen interval. - Pause/Resume Monitoring for a particular site. - Custom Monitoring option. Useful for continually checking website status every 1 second or 5 minutes. The Second/Minute interval can be manually assigned. - Tap a website entry to quickly refresh that particular one. - Ability to notify only on Server issue. If enabled, does not notify, if the app has no internet connection. - Import & Export of Website entry list backups. - Check connectivity of common address records (A, AAAA) from a domain. - Check Onion Domains, when Orbot is running.

Website Monitor checks your websites on a schedule and notifies you if they go down, so you can act fast. The default interval is once every hour, and you can customize it per site – from seconds/minutes to longer gaps. Features - Monitor websites on a schedule with notifications when a site is down - Per‑site monitoring intervals (hourly by default; customize from seconds/minutes) - Custom monitor: continually check every few seconds or minutes - One‑tap refresh for an individual website - Pause or resume monitoring per website - Choose which HTTP status codes should trigger notifications - Search your list and drag to reorder entries - Backup and restore your list (export to JSON, import from file) - Share your website list or a single entry - Smarter website icons with multiple favicon fallbacks - Simple, modern UI with Material Design 3; Light/Dark/System themes Privacy - No login. No tracking. Your data stays on your device. Open source - Licensed under GPL‑3.0. Contributions are welcome.

Easily access your device’s camera using a WebSocket client API to perform real-time AI and computer vision tasks on a live video stream.

Expose all the sensors of your Android phone as a web thing for the Mozilla IoT gateway. This app runs a web server that refreshes all the data with a foreground service. Supported sensors and other features currently include temperature, humidity, pressure, brightness, proximity, phone motion detection, camera pictures, flashlight control, vibration and power info. Currently will primarily work with the Mozilla IoT gateway, available at https://iot.mozilla.org

Webview Kiosk is a free and open-source Android application for secure, kiosk-style web browsing. It can function as digital signage, a kid-friendly restricted browser, an immersive web reader, an interactive sign-up form, a home assistant dashboard, or simply a wall clock. Designed for small businesses and device owners who are looking for a simple and standalone Kiosk solution. Key Features Core / Standalone - Lock Task Mode (Pin): prevent access to your device's home screen, apps and status bar - Secure Settings: configurations are protected by biometrics, device credentials or custom password - URL Filtering: use regular expressions to control web access through a URL blacklist and whitelist - Export/Import: backup and restore user settings in Base64 or JSON format - Local files: display images, audio, video, HTML or PDF (using Mozilla's PDF.js) in kiosk mode - Default Launcher: use as the home app and launch other apps in lock task mode (kiosk) - JS Scripts: supports NFC (Near Field Communication), Eruda console, Dark Reader and custom scripts Remote Management / Enterprise 1. MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) - Monitor events, update settings, execute commands and build custom automations using the API - Requires an MQTT broker (e.g. Mosquitto, EMQX, HiveMQ, or their HomeAssistant integrations) 2. UnifiedPush - Send commands and update settings via a decentralised push notification system - Requires a distributor application (e.g. sunup, ntfy, gCompat-UP) 3. Managed Configurations (App Restrictions) - For fully-managed (company-owned) devices, settings can be remotely configured via an MDM/EMM provider - Advanced users using a device policy controller (e.g. Test DPC or OwnDroid) can also enforce configurations locally For more details, visit https://webviewkiosk.nktnet.uk Permissions - INTERNET: for general web browsing - CAMERA: (optional) for use with web apps that requires photo/video capture - RECORD_AUDIO: (optional) for use with web apps that requires audio capture - MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGS: for routing audio (microphone will not work without this) - ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION: (optional) for web apps that needs precise geolocation - ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION: (optional) for web apps that needs approximate geolocation - NFC: for reading and writing NFC tags using the device's NFC hardware - INSTALL_SHORTCUT: for adding home screen launcher shortcuts on Android 7.1 and below - QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES: to find launchable apps, device owners and lock task packages - POST_NOTIFICATIONS: (optional) for lock task mode (kiosk) launches and MQTT - FOREGROUND_SERVICE: for persistent notification and management with lock task and MQTT - FOREGROUND_SERVICE_SPECIAL_USE: provides a return mechanism for opening apps in kiosk - USE_BIOMETRIC: replaces USE_FINGERPRINT from Android 9.0 onwards - USE_FINGERPRINT: use fingerprint hardware when accessing settings or unlocking kiosk - WAKE_LOCK: to optionally wake the screen when receiving MQTT commands - WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE: for downloading files in Android 9.0 and below - API (Dhizuku): to request shared device owner privileges Contact Questions/Feature Requests - https://github.com/nktnet1/webview-kiosk/discussions Bugs/Issues - https://github.com/nktnet1/webview-kiosk/issues Other - support@webviewkiosk.nktnet.uk Alternatives - Fully Kiosk Browser Lockdown (feature-rich, but not a free kiosk solution) - Web Kiosk (developed by Screenlite) - FreeKiosk (developed by Rushb-fr) - Kite AOS (developed by andrew-malitchuk)

This is a WeeChat relay client for Android. This application is not a standalone an IRC client. It connects to WeeChat that has to be running on a remote machine. If you are looking for a standalone IRC client for Android, you will need to look elsewhere.

Wehe is an app that runs tests against your network and analyzes the results to let you know if your network provider is restricting or prioritizing traffic for certain applications and certain ports. By performing free tests with Wehe on your mobile device, you are participating in an IRB-approved research project at Northeastern University (led by Dr. David Choffnes) and you are helping to identify potential violations of net neutrality. Note that no conclusion can be drawn from an individual result of the type "Differentiation detected" to characterize a breach of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120 on Open Internet. As net neutrality regulations vary according to location, Wehe collects coarse-grained geolocation data (with a precision of 0.1 degrees latitude/longitude) if users explicitly opt in to providing it. Wehe never collects fine-grained geolocation information. Wehe also collects IP addresses, which are stored as truncated data so they cannot be tied to individuals. As such, all the collected data are deidentified to guarantee the protection of personal data. The deidentified data are published as open data to let third parties reproduce the conclusions of the tests carried out. Finally, Wehe uses servers located around the world, including ones hosted by Measurement Lab (M-Lab). M-Lab collects additional measurement data from clients, but does so in a way that is consistent with Wehe’s protections against collecting personal data. Note that the set of servers and hosts may change over time, but our privacy policy and data protection practices remain the same. No personal data are either transferred, or exchanged, or rented. In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) n°2016/679, please note that you have the right to oppose, access, rectify, delete, limit or transfer your personal data. For more details about the app, the research behind it, and analysis of data collected about net neutrality violations, please visit: https://wehe.meddle.mobi.