Rampart: Browser native on-device PII radaction(ndstudio.gov)
85 points by nateb2022 | 32 comments
National Design Studio blog post announcing Rampart, a browser-native tool for on-device redaction of personally identifiable information.
11 stories tagged browser, newest first.
85 points by nateb2022 | 32 comments
National Design Studio blog post announcing Rampart, a browser-native tool for on-device redaction of personally identifiable information.
385 points by wiso | 127 comments
A browser-based recreation of the classic Microsoft Visual Basic 6 IDE with form designer, toolbox, project explorer and properties panel.
361 points by TechTechTech | 116 comments
JSLinux by Fabrice Bellard, a page listing emulated systems (now including x86_64 Alpine Linux) that run Linux, Windows 2000, and FreeDOS in the browser.
371 points by kylecarbs | 106 comments
GitHub repository for ghostty-web, a WebAssembly build of the Ghostty terminal for browsers with xterm.js API compatibility, by Coder.
339 points by kaycebasques | 118 comments
Haskell Discourse Show and Tell post announcing that the GHC compiler now runs fully client-side in the browser via its WebAssembly backend, with a playground demo.
321 points by jasmcole | 82 comments
Wifi Solver is a browser-based WebGPU simulation that visualizes WiFi signal propagation from a router, running live on the user's device.
603 points by whatever3 | 178 comments
Documentation index for SQLite's official WebAssembly and JavaScript APIs, enabling sqlite3 use in WASM-capable browsers, in beta since version 3.40.
329 points by simonw | 153 comments
Simon Willison blog post explaining that Anthropic's Claude API now supports CORS via a special header, allowing direct calls from browsers.
579 points by sebg | 119 comments
WebVM is a browser-based virtual Linux environment that runs x86 binaries client-side via WebAssembly using the CheerpX virtualization engine.
431 points by disadvantage | 181 comments
Landing page for WordPress Playground, a tool that runs a full WordPress instance entirely in the web browser for trying blocks, themes, and plugins.
328 points by buss_jan | 30 comments
GitHub repository for @imgly/background-removal, a GPL-licensed JavaScript library that removes image backgrounds in the browser using ONNX models.