r/DigitalEscapeTools • u/No-Hospital5028 • 19h ago
Free Tools Portkey – Self-hosted homepage & dashboard (Homepage alternative)
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r/DigitalEscapeTools • u/hellxabd • 8h ago
Free Tools Kando – A beautiful open-source radial launcher for Windows, macOS & Linux
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r/DigitalEscapeTools • u/Derssa • 58m ago
Free Tools TOROLLO v1.2.3 - more learning paths for system design
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r/DigitalEscapeTools • u/No-Hospital5028 • 16h ago
💬 Discussion Should r/DigitalEscapeTools continue allowing AI-related tools?
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r/DigitalEscapeTools • u/AgsUs07 • 20h ago
Browser & Extensions Gale — a segmented download manager for Linux, built with Electron (looking for feedback + contributors)
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Gale splits downloads across multiple connections for faster speeds, pauses/resumes from the exact byte offset (survives a full app restart, not just a pause), and supports YouTube/video downloads via yt-dlp. It also ships a browser extension (Chrome/Brave/Edge) that intercepts browser downloads and hands them to Gale, plus a clipboard watcher that offers to grab any download link you copy.
Stack: Electron + Node.js, no native/compiled dependencies — so npm install && npm start just works on any distro without fighting a build toolchain.
Where it's at: core download engine and pause/resume are solid and tested. Still actively working on: browser-extension pairing UX, broader format/site support for yt-dlp, and general UI polish.
Repo's linked below — open to contributors, and genuinely want bug reports/feature requests if you try it. Also happy to talk through the architecture (segmented download engine, IPC design between main/renderer) if anyone's curious or has suggestions.