Tangram is a new kind of browser. It is designed to organize and run your Web applications. Each tab is persistent and independent. You can set multiple tabs with different accounts for the same application.Common use cases:<ul><li>Stay up to date with your favorite communities; Mastodon, Twitter, ...</li><li>Merge all these chat applications into one; WhatsApp, Messenger, Telegram, ...</li><li>Group your organization tools under one application; EMail, Calendar, ...</li><li>One-stop for multiple sources of documentation or information</li></ul>

Tangram

<ul><li>Fix a bug preventing to start Tangram</li><li>Reduce the noisiness of logs</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix a bug preventing to add new tabs</li></ul>

<ul><li>Notifications priority is normal instead of urgent by default</li><li>Add a per-tab setting to change notifications priority</li><li>Fix authentication on many popular websites</li><li>Fix Cancel button in tab settings dialog</li><li>Use middle-click or Ctrl+click to open links in the browser</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix window title</li><li>Update GNOME runtime to 41</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix an issue preventing some sites such as Twitter or Facebook from being added.</li><li>Update GNOME runtime to 3.38</li></ul>

<ul><li>Enable spell checking</li><li>Customizable user-agent per instance</li><li>New project icon/logo</li><li>New tab background color respects dark mode</li></ul>

<ul><li>Add support for downloading files</li><li>Add home button</li><li>Better desktop integration</li><li>Fix the main window becoming tiny when unmaximizing</li><li>Enable touchpad/touchscreen swipe navigation gestures</li></ul>

<ul><li>Better notifications handling</li><li>Improved web compatibility and performances</li><li>Tangram now works properly on Flatpak 1.0 (Linux Mint, Ubuntu 18.04, ...)</li></ul>

Junction lets you choose the application to open files and links.After installing make sure to launch the application.Junction will pop up automatically when you open a link in a desktop application.

Use the mouse or keyboard navigation to choose the application to open the link or file with.Features:<ul><li>Choose the application to open with</li><li>Show the location before opening</li><li>Edit the URL before opening</li><li>Show a hint for insecure link</li><li>Keyboard navigation</li><li>Middle click to open in multiple applications</li></ul>

Junction

<ul><li>Add an option "Reveal in Folder" for files</li><li>Reveal document portal file paths</li><li>Bug fix for desktop actions</li><li>Bug fix when opening with Libreoffice</li></ul>

<ul><li>Support desktop actions</li><li>Support snap applications</li></ul>

<ul><li>Improve design</li><li>New icon</li><li>Add a x-junction:// protocol API</li><li>Do not automatically set as default application</li><li>Fix missing options</li><li>Limit the number of options to 4</li><li>Add an option to open with any application</li><li>Add a System Information panel in the about dialog</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix for applications that do not support URIs</li><li>Add an option to display application names</li><li>Add a menu button</li><li>Improve design</li><li>Improve keyboard usage</li><li>Improve CLI usage</li><li>Support opening multiple URIs</li><li>Support D-Bus activation</li><li>Use libadwaita</li></ul>

<ul><li>Fix for missing applications</li><li>Add a Shortcuts window - accessible with &lt;Ctrl&gt;?</li></ul>

Workbench goal is to let you experiment with GNOME technologies, no matter if tinkering for the first time or building and testing a GTK user interface.Among other things, Workbench comes with<ul><li>realtime GTK/CSS preview</li><li>library of examples</li><li>JavaScript and Vala runs without any setup</li><li>XML and Blueprint for describing user interface</li><li>syntax highlighting, undo/redo, autosave, session restore</li><li>code formatter</li><li>console logs</li></ul>

Workbench

Highlights<ul><li>Add Blueprint markup syntax for UI</li><li>Add Vala programming language for Code</li><li>Add support for previewing templates</li><li>Add support for previewing signal handlers</li><li>Include all icons from icon-development-kit</li><li>Improve application design</li><li>Distribute Library examples under CC0-1.0</li><li>Respect system preference for color scheme</li><li>Add proper light/dark color schemes for Console</li><li>Fix error when importing files</li></ul>Other changes<ul><li>Silence platform tools</li><li>Remove GTK Icon browser platform tool</li><li>Make Library examples only open relevant panels</li><li>Always open the Console when opening a Library example</li><li>Prevent running Code if the panel is not visible</li><li>Add icons and mnemonics for all buttons</li><li>Move Bookmarks to the main menu</li><li>Enable scrollbar and kinetic scrolling on Console</li><li>Improve Library examples</li><li>Performance optimizations</li><li>Show a placeholder when all panels are invisible</li><li>Crash fixes</li><li>Use org.gnome.Sdk runtime</li></ul>

<ul><li>Add a Library of examples</li><li>Add an example of WebSocket client</li><li>Add an example of toasts</li><li>Add an example of application window</li><li>Add an example of desktop notification</li><li>Add Adwaita Demo, GTK Demo, GTK Widget Factory and GTK Icon Browser</li><li>The Console can be collapsed by resizing it</li><li>Prevent system.exit from quitting Workbench</li><li>Allow calling GObject.registerClass multiple times</li><li>Prevent crash caused by using non GtkBuildable objects</li><li>Allow using DBus and Gio.Application</li><li>Allow using network</li><li>Enable GtkWindow objects preview</li></ul>

<ul><li>Take a png screenshot of the preview</li><li>The console is now resizable</li><li>Redesign the dark/light mode switcher</li><li>Show platform and dependencies in about dialog</li><li>Update to GNOME platform 42</li><li>Various fixes</li></ul>

Learn and prototype with GNOME technologies

Commit is an editor that helps you write better Git and Mercurial commit messages.After installing make sure to launch the application and follow the instructions.Commit will pop up automatically when you make a commit in one of your projects. To save your commit message, press the Commit button or the&lt;em&gt;Ctrl+Return&lt;/em&gt;&lt;em&gt; shortcut.
 To abort and dismiss Commit, press the Abort button or the &lt;/em&gt;&lt;em&gt;Escape&lt;/em&gt;&lt;em&gt; key.
 &lt;/em&gt;Features:<ul><li>Highlights overflow of the commit title</li><li>Smart body wrapping</li><li>Inserts a blank line between title and body</li><li>Comments are readonly and excluded from "Select All"</li><li>Displays project folder and branch in window header</li><li>Dark mode support</li><li>Keyboard navigation and shortcuts</li><li>Undo/Redo support</li><li>Emoji picker</li><li>Supports git commit, merge, tag --annotate, add --patch, rebase --interactive</li><li>Supports Mercurial commit</li><li>Auto capitalize the commit title</li><li>Welcome window with settings and instructions</li><li>Highlight syntax for Git, Mercurial and diffs</li></ul>

Commit

<ul><li>Improve auto capitalization</li><li>Add support for gitconfig and hgrc</li><li>Support editing any file</li><li>Make the primary button label dynamic (Tag, Rebase, Commit, ...)</li><li>Use 2 spaces indentation</li><li>Add menu button</li><li>GNOME Platform 42</li><li>Various fixes</li></ul>

<ul><li>Add keyboard shortcuts for moving lines up and down</li><li>Highlight syntax for Git, Mercurial, and diffs</li><li>Add a shortcuts window</li><li>Auto capitalize the commit title</li><li>Smart body wrapping</li><li>Various fixes</li></ul>

<ul><li>Remove spell check temporarily</li><li>Support undo and redo</li><li>Add symbolic icon</li><li>Add dark mode setting</li><li>Focus the text editor</li><li>Port to GTK 4 and libadwaita</li></ul>

<ul><li>Move preferences to welcome window</li><li>Only highlight text overflow on commits</li><li>New app icon</li><li>Remove double border</li></ul>

<ul><li>Add a Preferences window</li><li>Set default title length hint to 50 characters</li><li>Fix reading commits with special characters</li><li>Fix git rebase not recognized</li><li>Make windows bottom corners rounded</li><li>Add 6px margin to editor</li></ul>

Action required. After updating, please launch the application and follow the instructions.<ul><li>Show a welcome window when launched from desktop</li><li>Add support for Mercurial</li><li>Remove filesystem permission</li></ul>

Initial release. Forked from Gnomit 2.0.<ul><li>Support "#" in commit message</li><li>Properly recognize executable path</li></ul>

Oh My SVG let you export unoptimized SVG files into smaller versions.It lets you preview and tweak the parameters to obtain a satisfactory result before saving.It removes or approximate information that is not required for rendering.Remember that Oh My SVG removes information and metadata that may be useful, do not overwrite your original/source SVG files.

Oh My SVG

Update to svgo 2.8.0Port to libadwaitaGNOME Platform 42

Tangram

Browser for your pinned tabs

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