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Aptivy - Turn any website into a Desktop Application
Aptivy turns your website into a native desktop application based on the Electron framework. Without learning any programming language, you can build your MacOS, Windows and Linux application in minutes by following this documentation.
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WEB3 Browser IFOX
IFOX, a browser application development tool, allows users to create their own customized browser applications quickly and easily. It supports multiple operating systems such as macOS, Windows, and Linux. Here are some key features and advantages of using IFOX Electron:
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WebToDesk - Convert Your Website to a Native Desktop Application
WebToDesk converts your website to a native desktop application based on the Electron framework. Without learning any programming language, you can build your macOS, Windows and Linux application within a few minutes by following this documentation.
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Brandable OpenVPN Electron GUI JS App Theme with Kill Switch, VPN Management and Remote Server Pull
The source code consists of a number of JavaScript, JSON, HTML, and CSS files that if compiled into the app enables a user to connect to any OpenVPN Server. The default usage is to compile it into a VPN Application. You can compile the VPN application for Windows (64-bit), MacOS (Intel and Arm M1/M2), and Linux (.Deb and .AppImage). If you compile the app on all previously mentioned Operating Systems then you will have a VPN application for each OS. The Electron.js API will ensure full Cross-Platform compatibility!
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OpenVPN GUI App with Free Servers, VPN Management and Kill Switch
By using this app you can automatically see and connect to OpenVPN servers of some of the biggest Free OpenVPN server providers. You can also add paid commercial VPN servers or manage your own Personal OpenVPN servers all in a single app!
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Hoster - Manage your hosts file faster and easier
Hoster is an application that help you to manage your hosts file faster and easier. Hoster is also multi-platform software, that’s mean you can run it on Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
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