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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Browser

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  1. WebMCP Starter: demo for the WebMCP browser standard

    webmcp-starter is a demo app for WebMCP — a proposed web standard that exposes structured tools for AI browser agents directly from web pages. A food delivery app with 9 WebMCP tools demonstrates the full ordering flow.

  2. HYDRA — Live Coding Networked Visuals

    Hydra is a live coding environment for networked visual synthesis in the browser — patches of continuous signal transformations inspired by analog video synthesis. Code runs live in the browser and can be linked to audio or other Hydra instances across the network.

  3. StarterTab — Customizable Browser Homepage

    StarterTab is a customizable browser new tab page with widgets for weather, tasks, links, timers, and other productivity tools. A cleaner alternative to the default browser homepage for personal dashboard setups.

  4. Manganum: Productivity New Tab for Chrome

    Manganum is a Chrome new tab extension that adds a sidebar with productivity widgets — turning the browser's new tab page into a lightweight workspace hub. One of several 'new tab productivity' tools competing to own the moment between intent and action in a browser session.

  5. Brave Browser Hardening Guide

    CHEF-KOCH's GitLab guide for hardening Brave Browser beyond its defaults — covering flags, extension recommendations, and configuration changes to minimize fingerprinting and data leakage. Useful reference for privacy-focused browser setup.

  6. Will Crichton's Nota Research

    Will Crichton's Nota project page — the research motivation and design thinking behind the Nota document language for interactive browser-based technical writing. Companion to the nota-lang.org specification site.

  7. Nota: A Document Language for the Browser

    Nota is a document language designed for the browser that lets authors write reactive, interactive documents with inline computation and bidirectional updates — imagine Markdown with embedded executable code that readers can modify. Will Crichton's project extending explorable explanations into a proper authoring language.

  8. Surfingkeys: Vim Keybindings for the Browser

    Surfingkeys is a browser extension that adds Vim-style keyboard navigation to Chrome and Firefox — configurable with JavaScript and more extensible than Vimium. For keyboard-first developers who want to browse without reaching for the mouse.

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