Alternatives

Products that do what Portier, a spiritual successor to Mozilla Persona does

1EI
Example implementation of Mozilla's persona and Go server▲38
2013 · github.com
2AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
3AL
A Lisp-based in-browser toy operating system▲156
2012 · github.com
4VM
Virtual Machines in the Browser▲281
2013 · blog.grunseid.com
5UL
Unix-like personal webpage▲134
2017 · theden.sh
6ES
Early-stage Yahoo Pipes spiritual successor▲280
2017 · pipes.digital
7AF
A Firefox extension to add latency to distracting webpages▲232
2020 · addons.mozilla.org
8IA
I am building a next-gen browser▲68
2011 · ashraful.org
9LA
Luculent, a new code/terminal font▲120
2014 · eastfarthing.com
10AE
An experimental Web Browser▲59
2015 · github.com
11AF
A Firefox extension to break the habit of typing distracting websites▲37
2015 · addons.mozilla.org
12NB
Napkin – Build back-end functions in the browser▲158
2021 · napkin.io
13UY
Userfox (YC S11) — Better Welcome Emails▲100
2012 · userfox.com
14TI
Tux.io – a (now working) Linux desktop in your browser▲64
2017 · tux.io
15QI
Quik – Internet Explorer as a Service▲36
2020 · quik.dev
16OS
Open-source isolated browser, free for journalists etc.▲66
2020 · github.com
17MM
MozWire: MozillaVPN for Linux, macOS and BSD users (among others)▲10
2020 · github.com
18AO
An old terminal HTML template▲74
2019 · github.com
19AA
An Aesthetically Pleasing Arch Linux Distro▲76
2020 · archcraft-os.github.io
20DI
DJ in the browser▲61
2016 · lukeandersen.github.io
21JE
JS-emulated Linux with network support, everyone on one subnet▲26
2013 · jor1k.widgetry.org
22AW
A well-architectured, trivial browser engine▲8
2019 · github.com
23MM
MozWire – MozillaVPN finally available for non-Windows users▲7
2020 · github.com
24JA
JAZZARI: A programmable band in your browser▲49
2017 · jackschaedler.github.io

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