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A small color picker utility packaged as a Progressive Web App. Its own description labels it a test app, and its page title, 'Dastur UZ', suggests an Uzbek developer's project. Best treated as a simple demo for picking colors in the browser rather than a full product.

Link Cleaner strips tracking codes, search parameters, and other junk from URLs in one click. Once installed, it appears in your device's share menu so links can be cleaned directly from other apps. Useful for anyone who shares links and wants them short and free of trackers.

A live demo and reference implementation of the conditional pre-lift fix for the iOS PWA keyboard scroll-jump bug. Web developers can toggle the fix on and off, watch viewport metrics change in real time, and read the source to apply the technique in their own apps.

A demonstration site that implements a range of progressive web app techniques in one simple project. Rather than a consumer product, it serves as a working example for developers who want to see PWA features applied in practice and borrow the patterns for their own sites.

A Markdown editor that opens and saves files directly on your device, built as a demo of the browser's File System Access API. Useful for writers who want to edit local Markdown documents in a browser, and for developers studying how the API handles local file workflows.

A demonstration website showing how classic React class components can be combined with Astro, which stitches the components together into a modern site. Aimed at web developers curious about mixing older React patterns with newer framework tooling rather than at end users.