💾 Easily manage access to your open directory through OAuth2
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A collaborative platform for creating, editing and sharing JSON objects.
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A simple scraper and bash script combination to download open directories recursively using aria2 instead of wget.
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OpenDirectoryDownloader as a web service ✨
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An app to configure the macOS Open Directory service
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Flask-based open directory honeypot
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A Rust tool for recursively crawling & downloading data from open directories
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Plan-first Python terminal download manager for video, audio, files, batches, website mirrors, and open directories, powered by yt-dlp, aria2, wget2, and wget.
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An elegant, searchable, FTP-style directory listing template for GitHub Pages built with Jekyll.
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Curlie — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. Curlie is a multilingual, human-edited web directory and the official successor to the Open Directory Project (ODP), also known as DMOZ. After the DMOZ directory was shut down in March 2017, the editor community relaunched the project as Curlie to continue catalogi
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