Open Source JavaScript Browsers

With Eruda you can display JavaScript logs, check dom state, show requests status, show localStorage, cookie information, show url, user agent info, include snippets used most often, Html, js, css source viewer, and install. The JavaScript file size is quite huge(about 100kb gzipped) and therefore not suitable to include in mobile pages. It's recommended to make sure eruda is loaded only when eruda is set to true. When initialization, a configuration object can be passed in. Container element, if not set, it will append an element directly under html root element. Choose which default tools you want, by default all will be added. There are several available plugins, like eruda-fps, which displays page fps info, eruda-features, which will let you see feature detections, eruda-timing, to show performance and resource timing, eruda-memory, to display page memory info, eruda-code, to run JavaScript code, and many more.

vConsole is a lightweight, extendable front-end developer tool for mobile web page. A plugin allows you to add a new tab, add one or more tool button(s). You can customize the functions of the tab and buttons. After imported, vConsole should be inited manually. When vConsole is not loaded, logs will be printed to native console. After importing vConsole, logs will be printed to both front-end console and native console. Some useful vConsole properties and methods are available for plugin development. You can destroy an vConsole instance object and remove vConsole panel from document. You can also add a new plugin to vConsole. Duplicate plugin will be ignored. Create an vConsole plugin object, bind plugin events to this object, and add this object to vConsole. While installing and running a plugin, vConsole will trigger some events to allow a plugin customizing it's functions.

Generates a bookmarklet which can remotely start torrents downloading to your home BitTorrent client, even from your iPhone.

The project is a port of the Mozilla Rhino JavaScript Interpreter (http://www.mozilla.org/rhino/) from Java/SE to J2ME/CLDC. The J2ME/CLDC port opens up the mobile world for scripting Java, as it is a widely used platform for mobile phone programming.

The Take Action project consists of a Firefox extension and an iPhone application, meant to interact with the Social Actions API to bring people up to date information on way in which they can make a difference.

You know how navigations have only a desktop and a mobile state, right? I thought, "this might cost people money because it requires additional click for users to reach even the most important pages." This navigation aims at progressively collapsing navigation links into an off-screen navigation instead of doing it for all the links at the same time. AMD/CommonJS support. Multi-level navigation. Option to prioritize certain nav items. Option to hide or show all nav items instead of doing it progressively. okayNav depends on jQuery. Tested with jQuery 1.10+ but should work with lower versions. The stylization of okayNav comes in a commented LESS and CSS.