Projects sharing features with Zeroclipboard

clipboard.js is a lightweight JavaScript library and browser API wrapper designed to manage text transfers to the system clipboard. It functions as a DOM event clipboard manager that enables the copying and cutting of text from web page elements. The library provides mechanisms for dynamic text transfer, allowing text to be resolved from static HTML elements, specific data attributes, or programmatically defined strings at runtime. It includes an event-driven callback system to trigger user interface feedback or custom actions upon the success or failure of a clipboard operation. The tool im

CSSFX is a curated collection of pre-made visual CSS effects for buttons, inputs, and other common UI elements. The library is entirely CSS-only, meaning the effects themselves require no JavaScript runtime, and each style can be copied to the system clipboard with a single click using the modern Clipboard API. The project is built as a single-page application with a component-based architecture, yet it delivers its entire interface without external JavaScript frameworks. All effect previews and code snippets are pre-rendered into static HTML files at build time, so each page request requires

Piknik is an encrypted clipboard relay and multiplexer that coordinates the sharing of text, binary data, and shell content across multiple network hosts. It utilizes a centralized relay architecture to manage secure client connections, providing an end-to-end encrypted system for synchronizing session state and data streams. The project distinguishes itself through the use of multi-stage key derivation and API key access control to secure remote shell access. It employs end-to-end encryption and digital signatures to protect relayed content, ensuring that data is encrypted at the source befo

Input Leap is a software KVM switch and multi-machine input controller that allows a single keyboard and mouse to control several physical workstations over a local network. It functions as a network input emulator, sending keyboard and mouse signals to remote operating systems to manage a multi-machine workspace as if it were a single system with multiple monitors. The project also serves as a cross-platform clipboard synchronizer, enabling the sharing of copied text and data between different operating systems so that content can be pasted across all connected machines.

Clipboard is a cross-platform command-line clipboard manager that extends the traditional copy-paste workflow with named clipboards, history tracking, and file-aware operations. It treats the clipboard as a first-class data store that can hold files, directories, text, and piped data across multiple independent clipboards, each with its own contents and metadata. The project distinguishes itself by supporting both cut and copy operations that preserve file semantics, clipboard history with the ability to restore older entries, and the capacity to annotate clipboards with personal notes. It in

NeoPass is a specialized toolset designed to circumvent proctored exam environments. It functions as an AI-powered exam assistant and automated solver that helps users find answers to multiple-choice and coding questions during monitored tests. The project distinguishes itself through a browser-based bypass system that neutralizes portal restrictions. It disables tab-switching detection, overrides clipboard restrictions to enable copying and pasting, and employs a human-like typing simulator to input code letter by letter to avoid detection by automated monitoring systems. The software provi

Incubator-weex is a cross-platform mobile framework used to build user interfaces that run across different operating systems from a single codebase. It functions as a native UI renderer and a JavaScript native UI bridge, sending serialized UI descriptions from a JavaScript engine to native mobile components. The project includes a cross-platform UI bundler and build tool to compile source code into optimized bundles for native renderers. It also provides a UI previewer and prototyping toolset that allows for testing mobile interface pages within web browsers and on physical devices. The fra

JsBridge is a bidirectional communication layer for Android that synchronizes data and triggers actions between a native Java application and an embedded web view. It serves as an interface for calling Java methods from JavaScript and executing JavaScript functions from native Android code. The project features an asynchronous bridge queue that stores pending function calls in a readiness buffer, ensuring requests are executed only after the connection between the native and web environments is stable. It utilizes callback identifier mapping to route asynchronous native responses back to the

html5shiv is a JavaScript compatibility polyfill and legacy browser shim that enables the use of HTML5 sectioning elements in outdated versions of Internet Explorer. It provides a compatibility layer that ensures modern HTML5 tags are recognized and rendered correctly by overriding element creation methods. The library ensures that HTML5 sectioning elements contain their child elements in old web engines by applying basic styles. It specifically addresses layout and styling discrepancies for both screen and print media to prevent layout collapse. The project includes a programmable configura

QMUI_iOS is an iOS development framework that extends standard UIKit components and provides a unified theme configuration system for faster app development. It functions as a collection of ready-made tools for device information, dynamic type, keyboard management, and status bar handling, while also offering a configuration system that adjusts an app's entire visual style—colors, navigation bars, inputs, and lists—from a single table. The framework differentiates itself by reading the device model locally to apply compatibility measures without uploading device information, and by providing

lf is a terminal-based file manager and TUI file explorer that provides keyboard-driven navigation for browsing and organizing files and directories. It operates as a shell-integrated tool that synchronizes the current working directory with the calling shell and supports vi-style keybindings for filesystem operations. The project distinguishes itself through its ability to render images directly in the terminal via the SIXEL graphics protocol and its shell-driven execution model, which allows users to extend functionality using external shell scripts and commands. It also implements a server

30 Seconds of Python is a curated collection of short, reusable Python code snippets designed for quick reference and immediate reuse. It provides an interactive browser that lets you explore snippets organized by tags, search across names and descriptions, and copy code to your clipboard with a single click. The collection covers a broad range of common programming tasks, including list and dictionary operations, string formatting and manipulation, date and time calculations, and color format conversion. It also includes utilities for data transformation, such as converting between case styl

Nerv is an isomorphic JavaScript framework and virtual DOM library used for component-based user interface development. It functions as a React-compatible library that maintains compatibility with the React 16 API. The framework is specifically designed as a legacy browser UI framework, providing the internal logic necessary to maintain consistent behavior in older environments, including Internet Explorer 8. Its capabilities cover isomorphic web rendering through server-side HTML generation and client-side hydration. The library also includes frontend error handling to intercept component c

Stimulus-components is a collection of reusable frontend controllers and modular interface components designed to add interactive behaviors to server-rendered templates. It provides a lightweight library of DOM manipulation modules that integrate cleanly with existing HTML markup without heavy JavaScript frameworks or complex compilation steps. The library covers a broad range of domain-specific frontend capabilities, including dynamic form automation, system-level clipboard operations, and data visualization integrations. Form management utilities support automatic submission on input change

Respond is a legacy browser compatibility layer and adaptive asset delivery tool. It functions as a CSS3 media query polyfill and responsive image loader, providing the necessary mechanisms to emulate modern responsive design features in outdated web browsers. The project differentiates itself by combining stylesheet parsing with dynamic style application to emulate minimum and maximum width media queries. It employs a system for selecting and serving the most appropriate image sources based on viewport width, aspect ratio, and resolution. The tool covers broad capability areas including res

NativeScript is a cross-platform mobile development framework that enables the creation of native iOS and Android applications using JavaScript or TypeScript. It provides a direct bridge to native platform APIs, allowing developers to invoke native classes, methods, and properties directly from script code while maintaining full access to underlying mobile operating system features. The framework distinguishes itself through its direct native UI rendering, which maps declarative markup components to actual platform-native widgets rather than web-based views. This architecture is supported by

history.js is a cross-browser URL state manager and HTML5 History API polyfill. It functions as a single page application router that manages browser URL and history state consistently across HTML5 and HTML4 browsers, enabling navigation without triggering full page reloads. The project provides a JavaScript framework adapter that integrates history management with the event systems of jQuery, MooTools, and Prototype. It ensures compatibility through a fallback mechanism that switches to hash-based navigation and hashbang URLs when the native HTML5 History API is unavailable. The system cove

Clean-CSS is a Node.js CSS optimizer and minifier designed to reduce stylesheet file sizes and improve web performance. It functions as a CSS post-processor that removes unnecessary whitespace, comments, and redundant properties from stylesheets. The project utilizes an abstract syntax tree for parsing and a multi-pass optimization pipeline to restructure rules and simplify properties. It features a plugin interface for custom style transformations and provides compatibility-aware minification to ensure styles remain functional across specific legacy browser versions. Additional capabilities

JSPatch is a JavaScript native bridge and method swizzler that allows for the dynamic injection of logic into a hosted native environment. It functions as a cross-language data mapper and execution engine, enabling the replacement of native function pointers with JavaScript wrappers to modify application behavior at runtime. The project provides the ability to perform runtime application patching by overriding native class methods and object properties. This allows for the modification of application logic and the application of hotfixes using JavaScript code loaded from local files or remote

es5-shim is an ECMAScript 5 polyfill library and standard library shim. It serves as a JavaScript compatibility layer that adds missing ES5 standard library methods and language features to legacy JavaScript engines. The project functions by implementing the ECMAScript 5 specification for non-compliant engines to ensure consistent behavior and prevent runtime errors. It provides a bridge for older browser environments, allowing modern JavaScript code to execute in legacy environments. The library covers cross-browser API standardization and polyfill management. It specifically handles the em

A framework for building Mobile cross-platform UI

This project is a framework for Windows desktop application development that allows the creation of native user interfaces using React and JavaScript. It enables the compilation of high-level application logic into native executables by targeting the Windows software development kit. The system leverages a C++ scene graph and visual layer for high-performance native rendering and provides mechanisms to map JavaScript calls to native C++ or C# methods. It synchronizes application styles with native operating system theme brushes to maintain visual consistency and manages desktop-specific inter

napi-rs is a framework and toolkit for building high-performance native extensions for Node.js using Rust. It functions as a bridge between Rust and JavaScript runtimes, enabling the conversion of data types and the execution of native functions within a JavaScript environment. The project provides a native binary compiler and a cross-platform module orchestrator to automate the compilation and publishing of packages across multiple operating systems and architectures. It generates corresponding JavaScript type definitions and platform-specific binaries to ensure consistent installation. The

Flexibility is a JavaScript library and layout engine designed to polyfill CSS Flexbox capabilities. It ensures consistent element alignment and distribution across different browser versions, specifically targeting legacy environments that lack native support for the flexible box specification. The project provides cross-browser layout compatibility by simulating flexible container behavior. It manages dynamic flexbox properties to maintain a stable and predictable user interface regardless of the visitor's browser version. The system covers DOM traversal, manual coordinate calculation, and

react-native-config is a cross-platform mobile environment manager and native build configuration tool. It implements twelve-factor app configuration principles by separating environment-specific settings from application code. The project provides a mechanism to inject environment variables directly into native project files and build settings during the compilation process. It further functions as a type-safe configuration loader that generates TypeScript definitions for environment variables to ensure autocompletion and safety. The tool manages multi-environment configurations by loading

rusty_v8 is a Rust wrapper for the V8 JavaScript engine that allows for the embedding of a JavaScript runtime into native applications. It provides core components for managing engine bindings, memory allocation, sandboxed isolates, and the execution of WebAssembly modules. The project features a native host function bridge to map Rust functions to JavaScript objects and a dedicated memory allocator to manage thread-safe allocation and heap pressure. It includes a system for compiling and executing binary WebAssembly modules within the hosted native environment. The runtime covers capabiliti

AutoKey is a Linux GUI macro manager and Python desktop automation tool. It functions as a background daemon that simulates keyboard and mouse events via the X11 protocol to automate interactions with graphical user interfaces. The software provides a Python scripting engine for executing stateful automation and a text expansion utility that replaces short abbreviations with predefined content or scripted actions in real time. It differentiates itself by combining low-level input simulation with the ability to manage global state and persistent variables across different scripts. The project