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A jQuery-based hybrid of a textbox and select box with autocomplete, tagging, and keyboard navigation.
A jQuery-based hybrid of a textbox and select box with autocomplete, tagging, and keyboard navigation.
A jQuery plugin for creating full-screen, one-page-at-a-time scrolling websites similar to Apple's iPhone 5S site.
A jQuery autocompletion library for adding GitHub-like mentions, smileys, and custom completions to text inputs.
A terminal-based presentation tool that renders markdown files as slideshows with keyboard navigation.
A fast, portable, and extensible React component for adding a command palette (cmd+k) interface to your site.
A hackable, minimal, fast terminal UI file explorer that orchestrates command-line utilities.
A text-based terminal interface for browsing and interacting with Reddit.
A ranger-like terminal file manager written in Rust, offering fast navigation and file operations.
A lightweight TUI application for viewing and querying tabular data files like CSV, Parquet, and JSON with SQL support.
A Neovim tabline plugin with re-orderable, auto-sizing, clickable tabs, icons, and a magic jump-to-buffer mode.
A jQuery plugin for creating and managing custom context menus with HTML5 polyfill and keyboard navigation.
Generate HTML5 slideshows from Markdown, reStructuredText, or Textile markup.
A touch-friendly jQuery lightbox plugin with swipe gestures for mobile and keyboard navigation for desktop.
A terminal user interface (TUI) for viewing, editing, and querying SQLite and CSV database files.
A terminal utility that lets you select and copy text from command output using keyboard navigation.
A Neovim plugin that integrates the yazi terminal file manager as a floating window for seamless file navigation and management.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library for adding slide transitions to web pages with keyboard and touch support.
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