#web to app converter

[freeweb2app]

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[marybeane]

I will convert website to apps and ios

[tom2tec]

wo-audio-converter ~ Audio File Converter

Offline audio file converter powered by ffmpeg wasm. github.com/thurti/wo-audio-converterworksoffline.app/audio-converter/

[a-tools]

🧮Scientific Notation Calculator converts numbers to scientific notation, e-notation, engineering notation, and performs addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division with them.

[eastsonstech]

Benefits of Converting Your Website into a Mobile App

In today’s digital age, having a strong online presence is crucial for businesses to succeed. With the increasing usage of smartphones, businesses are recognizing the importance of offering a seamless mobile experience to their customers. One effective way to enhance user experience and reach a wider audience is by converting your website into a mobile app. This article explores the numerous benefits of such a conversion and provides insights into the process.

To read full post, Visit: https://tech.eastsons.com/blog/benefits-of-converting-your-website-into-a-mobile-app

[trunao]

Excel Needs to Change: Spreadsheets Must Give Way to Web Apps

Are you facing Spreadsheet Troubles & want to convert Excel to web app? Trunao provides Excel to online database & web App service at your affordable price. We give no coding app that does your work faster and here we have some information about what type of problems occur by Spreadsheet and what is the solution for that. For more information Contact us!

[convertixo1]

Web to App Converters

Web to App Converters are powerful tools that allow developers to transform web applications into mobile apps without having to rewrite the entire codebase. These converters streamline the process by converting web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into native mobile code, enabling cross-platform compatibility. They offer features such as offline access, push notifications, and access to device hardware. Web to App Converters simplify the app development process, reducing time and cost. However, it's important to note that they may have limitations in terms of performance and access to certain device capabilities. Careful evaluation and testing are necessary to ensure a seamless user experience and optimal functionality.

[payidaresque]

anyone else has this queue glitch with wrong time????????

[initiotechmedia]

What do you mean by Web to App?

Web to the app is a new proprietary development process that turns your website content into an application. The Web-to-App process is software agnostic and can be deployed in iOS, Android, and Windows mobile formats. Web to App converts your site content into an interface that users will find familiar and simple, tailored for the target device. The Web to App process contains 3 distinct stages, each of which can be completed in parallel-

[all-the-fish]

Oh, you know, just the usual internet browsing experience in the year of 2024

Some links and explanations since I figured it might be useful to some people, and writing down stuff is nice.

First of all, get Firefox. Yes, it has apps for Android/iOS too. It allows more extensions and customization (except the iOS version), it tracks less, the company has a less shitty attitude about things. Currently all the other alternatives are variations of Chromium, which means no matter how degoogled they supposedly are, Google has almost a monopoly on web browsing and that's not great. Basically they can introduce extremely user unfriendly updates and there's nothing forcing them to not do it, and nowhere for people to escape to. Current examples of their suggested updates are disabling/severly limiting adblocks in June 2024, and this great suggestion to force sites to verify "web environment integrity" ("oh you don't run a version of chromium we approve, such as the one that runs working adblocks? no web for you.").

uBlockOrigin - barely needs any explanation but yes, it works. You can whitelist whatever you want to support through displaying ads. You can also easily "adblock" site elements that annoy you. "Please log in" notice that won't go away? Important news tm sidebar that gives you sensory overload? Bye.

Dark Reader - a site you use has no dark mode? Now it has. Fairly customizable, also has some basic options for visually impaired people.

SponsorBlock for YouTube - highlights/skips (you choose) sponsored bits in the videos based on user submissions, and a few other things people often skip ("pls like and subscribe!"). A bit more controversial than normal adblock since the creators get some decent money from this, but also a lot of the big sponsors are kinda scummy and offer inferior product for superior price (or try to sell you a star jpg land ownership in Scotland to become a lord), so hearing an ad for that for the 20th time is kinda annoying. But also some creators make their sponsored segments hilarious.

Privacy Badger (and Ghostery I suppose) - I'm not actually sure how needed these are with uBlock and Firefox set to block any tracking it can, but that's basically what it does. Find someone more educated on this topic than me for more info.

Https Everywhere - I... can't actually find the extension anymore, also Firefox has this as an option in its settings now, so this is probably obsolete, whoops.

Facebook Container - also comes with Firefox by default I think. Keeps FB from snooping around outside of FB. It does that a lot, even if you don't have an account.

WebP / Avif image converter - have you ever saved an image and then discovered you can't view it, because it's WebP/Avif? You can now save it as a jpg.

YouTube Search Fixer - have you noticed that youtube search has been even worse than usual lately, with inserting all those unrelated videos into your search results? This fixes that. Also has an option to force shorts to play in the normal video window.

Consent-O-Matic - automatically rejects cookies/gdpr consent forms. While automated, you might still get a second or two of flashing popups being yeeted.

XKit Rewritten - current most up to date "variation "fork" of XKit I think? Has settings in extension settings instead of an extra tumblr button. As long as you get over the new dash layout current tumblr is kinda fine tbh, so this isn't as important as in the past, but still nice. I mostly use it to hide some visual bloat and mark posts on the dash I've already seen.

YouTube NonStop - do you want to punch youtube every time it pauses a video to check if you're still there? This saves your fists.

uBlacklist - blacklists sites from your search results. Obviously has a lot of different uses, but I use it to hide ai generated stuff from image search results. Here's a site list for that.

Redirect AMP to HTML - redirects links from their amp version to the normal version. Amp link is a version of a site made faster and more accessible for phones by Bing/Google. Good in theory, but lets search engines prefer some pages to others (that don't have an amp version), and afaik takes traffic from the original page too. Here's some more reading about why it's an issue, I don't think I can make a good tl;dr on this.

Also since I used this in the tags, here's some reading about enshittification and why the current mainstream internet/services kinda suck.

[freeweb2app]

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[changes]

Friday, January 19th, 2024

🌟 New

Tumblr Live will be shutting down on January 24th, 2024. Read more about it here.

Post+ is also being shut down. All subscriptions to Post+ blogs that were paid for on web have been canceled, and you’ll no longer be billed for them. If you have subscriptions to Post+ blogs that were paid for via an in-app purchase on Android or iOS, you’ll need to cancel them on your device (we’ve also emailed the people who were subscribed this way). All existing Post+ posts have been converted to private posts.

🛠 Fixed

The latest version of the iOS app, 32.8.1, has a fix for a bug that was preventing images from being rearranged when making a photoset.

Submissions in your inbox on web no longer display a duplicate avatar for the submitter.

Mentions in private group blogs’ posts will now send a push notification, like other mentions, but only if you’re a member of the private group blog.

You’ll no longer receive a push notification about your own reply on a group blog’s post that you’re a member of.

🚧 Ongoing

We’re working to fix an issue in the iOS app that’s preventing folks from editing draft posts.

🌱 Upcoming

As noted over on the WIP blog, we’re working to add a “View previous reblog” option to the meatball menu on reblogs, on web and in the apps. This is actually already rolled out to a small percentage of people using the latest Android app.

Experiencing an issue? File a Support Request and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can!

Want to share your feedback about something? Check out our Work in Progress blog and start a discussion with the community.

[disease]

LIST: iOS SHORTCUTS

• Spotify to MP3 | "Download Spotify tracks to MP3." • All Media Downloader | "This shortcut helps you download content from social media apps." • Web Services | "Customise the internet for you." • Better GIF Maker | "Convert videos and live photos to GIFs at highest quality using ffmpeg" • Water Eject | "Powerful water ejection system." • Paywall and Cookie Bypass | "Bypass website paywalls and cookies." • iUtilities | "The only shortcut you’ll need" • Reverse Image Search | "Search by image instead of keywords" • Google Translate | "Quickly translate using the Google Translate API" • iTweak Final Version | "A Jailbreak Alternative With Multiple Features!"

...WHAT ARE SHORTCUTS?

for those unaware: the pre-installed Shortcuts app on iOS/macOS/iPadOS can potentially be a life-changing application in regards to digital productivity.

it's utilized as a hub for your collection of shortcuts and automations. shortcuts allow for just a single click—which many times is conveniently incorporated onto your "share" sheet option panel—to execute one or multiple actions; automations are chosen commands that run at specific/relative times of day without prompt.

people tend to overlook the Shortcuts app due to its available "gallery" of shortcuts being rather limited... with the only other option provided being to build these desired actions yourself, which requires the skill of digital coding. however! that's where RoutineHub comes in: it's a website allowing users to share their own complex shortcuts, free of charge, and has a large selection to choose from.

RoutineHub: Shortcuts {by Popularity}

[thecodecoven]

Tutorial: ¿Cómo hacer gifs sin PS y no morir en el intento?

¡Holi! Hoy les traemos este tutorial que creemos que les puede ser muy útil si no tienen photoshop (como una brujita de este coven jaja). Eso sí, se usan al menos tres sitios web o apps distintos, así que sobre aviso no hay engaño.

Usaremos un descargador de videos online (el que sea de tu confianza y preferencia), Canva y Photopea. Otra opción que recomiendo es descargar VideoProc Converter, pero no es necesario para este tutorial.

Yo usaré este video de Timothée Chalamet para hacer este gif:

PASO 1. Primero, debes elegir tu video de donde harás el gif. Recomendamos videos de Youtube o Dailymotion de calidad muy buena (mínimo 720p). El consejo es que veas el video entero para que identifiques los segundos que quieres convertir a gif.

PASO 2. Descarga el video ya sea en línea (una simple búsqueda de "youtube downloader" y listo) o en VideoProc y guárdalo.

PASO 3. Vamos a Canva (si no tienes cuenta, tendrás que registrarte). Das click en "Crea un diseño" y eliges Video. Una vez que se abra tu proyecto, ve a la pestaña "Archivos subidos" > Videos y sube tu video.

PASO 3.1. En este punto podrás cortar la escena que deseas convertir a gif. Recomendamos no pasarse de los 10 segundos o será demasiado pesado.

También puedes agregarle algún filtro o jugar con los colores y tonalidades. El consejo es que intentes equilibrar el tono en caso de que los colores sean muy cálidos o fríos, o sean tipo Twilight con filtro verde, pero nada más. Esto para no saturarlo y que se vea de baja calidad.

En este caso, lo dejaré en 6 segundos y le quitaré el tono azulado.

PASO 4. Una vez que tengas tu clip, da click en "Compartir", luego más abajo en "Descargar" y, por último, en tipo de archivo, elige "GIF". Automáticamente, Canva lo guardará con las medidas 1152 x 648 pixeles. Pero a menos que necesites un gif más grande, esa medida es suficiente. Descarga y guarda tu gif.

PASO 5. Ahora vamos a Photopea, que es lo más cerca que existe a Photoshop. Aquí podrás cortar tu gif a la medida y agregar PSD's, colorings, textos, etc.

Mi gif de Tim de 6 segundos tiene 149 capas (por eso les recomendamos mantenerlo lo más corto posible), así que eliminaré las capas que no tengan demasiado movimiento entre una y otra. Puede ser dejar 1 y eliminar 1, cada 2 o cada 3; depende de qué tanto movimiento haya en la escena.

Decidí dejar 1 capa y eliminar 2, quedando así con 50 capas. También agregué un coloring.

PASO 6. Cuando tengas tu gif como te gusta, das click en Archivo > Exportar como > GIF. Al momento, surgirá una ventana donde podrás jugar con la calidad, la velocidad y el número de repeticiones (por defecto está en repetición infinita y recomiendo dejarlo así). También podrás elegir si quieres que se reproduzca en reversa o tipo boomerang.

En este caso, bajé la velocidad pues al eliminar un tercio de las capas, el gif se reproducía muy rápido para mi gusto.

¡Listo! Tu gif está terminado ✨.

Pero, Coven, ¿por qué no sólo hiciste el gif directamente en Photopea? Ah, excelente pregunta. Quizá no he encontrado la opción, pero me pareció mucho más complicado sin la línea del tiempo como la que tiene PS. Además, no sé si es igual de eficiente la herramienta de Importar videos a capas, así que preferí tomar el camino largo 😅.

Esperamos que este tutorial les sirva. Intentamos que las instrucciones sean simples y claras, pero si les quedan dudas nuestro inbox está abierto.