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    Caprine

    Caprine

    Elegant Facebook Messenger desktop app

    ...Dark theme, Vibrant theme, privacy-focused, keyboard shortcuts, menu bar mode, work chat support, code blocks, touch bar support, and custom styles. macOS 10.10+, Linux, and Windows 7+ are supported (64-bit only). For taskbar notification badges to work on Windows 10, you'll need to enable them in Taskbar Settings. Convert your messenger to a dark theme. Ability to toggle last seen/typing indicators. Interface adapts to smaller sizes. In-house notifications to keep you up to date. Caprine is a third-party app and is not affiliated with Facebook. ...
    Downloads: 25 This Week
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    Onda Sfasata

    Onda Sfasata

    An authentic Italian learning app.

    ...GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/onda-sfasata Check it out at: https://onda-sfasata.netlify.app/ This app is fully localized into English, Hebrew, and two dialects of German — Hochdeutsch and a mixture of Zurich and Basel dialects (approximately 64%–36%), labeled as “Schwiizerdütsch” I picked the words for this app not based on predefined categories, usage frequency, or the fluency level to which the word might correspond, but on which words could be cleanly cut from the audio tracks. As a result, the word set turned out to be a bit odd, yet unique. Every single sound used in the app, except for success.wav, error.wav, and completed.wav, was extracted from public domain recordings. ...
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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