What FuryBee publishes in the open
These repositories are public on github.com/furybee. Most use the MIT licence; where a repository has no licence file, it says so below.
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Tabee: Tab Modifier
Chrome extension to rename tabs, change their icons, pin, group and mute them, and prevent accidental closing.
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Dictea
Desktop voice dictation app built with Tauri, with local and cloud transcription engines.
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php-deps
Static analysis of PHP class dependencies and call graphs, with an interactive WebGL viewer.
Part of FuryBee Packages -
Disable CSP
Chrome extension that toggles a page's Content Security Policy for debugging.
Part of FuryBee Web Store -
Spot Search
Chrome extension to search your open tabs and bookmarks.
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Medium to Markdown
Chrome extension that extracts a Medium article as clean Markdown in one click.
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cli-games
Terminal mini-games in one Rust binary: Snake, Tetris, 2048, Minesweeper, Chess, Sokoban and more.
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ssm-monitor
Terminal UI that lists AWS SSM-managed instances with their CloudWatch alarms and opens an SSM session in one keystroke. Installs with Homebrew.
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homebrew-tap
Homebrew tap for FuryBee command-line tools.
What is not open source
The FuryBee websites and apps (the portal, the article sites, the browser tools, the games, FinBoard, FuryBee Voice, profyl.it and the others) are developed in private repositories. The Chrome themes are published on the Chrome Web Store, not on GitHub. FuryBee Themes sells its templates as source code under a commercial licence.