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    Browser-based video compressor shrinks clips without uploads●Quick one for anyone who sends big videos around. I shrink clips right in the browser tab, so the file never goes to a sMmastodonTechnologySoftware13 d ago

    A developer is sharing a free tool that compresses videos entirely inside the browser, so files never leave the user's device. It runs FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, requires no sign-up and adds no watermark. A 90-second phone clip at 720p and medium quality drops significantly in size, making it useful for anyone sending large videos.

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    Developer builds fast cross-platform file manager replacing Windows Explorer●I was annoyed by performance of Windows Explorer for a while and I also wanted similar experience for both Windows and mMmastodonTechnologySoftware14 d ago

    A game developer has released a custom file manager for Windows and macOS, built out of frustration with Windows Explorer's slow performance. The tool offers a consistent experience across both operating systems and includes a Lua plugin API. The developer uses it to add menu options like video conversion without needing ffmpeg on the command line, and is sharing the result publicly.

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