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Part of the experimental Gecko ESR140 browser stack for Sailfish OS 5.1. This is a dependency package — you do not need to install it manually. Install "sailfish-browser-next" from this repository instead; it pulls in everything required automatically. Source: https://github.com/smatkovi/gecko-dev (branch fork-esr140) Release: https://github.com/smatkovi/gecko-dev/releases/tag/esr140-alpha1

Experimental Gecko ESR140 (Firefox 140) browser for Sailfish OS 5.1. Sailfish OS currently ships a browser based on Gecko ESR91 from 2021. This is a community port of the far newer ESR140 engine. ### Installs alongside the stock browser Every package in this stack carries a "-next" suffix and uses its own directories and profile. The system browser is not touched, not replaced and not modified in any way — both browsers appear in the app grid and can be used side by side. If you want to remove the port later, uninstalling the -next packages leaves the stock browser exactly as it was.

Part of the experimental Gecko ESR140 browser stack for Sailfish OS 5.1. This is a dependency package — you do not need to install it manually. Install "sailfish-browser-next" from this repository instead; it pulls in everything required automatically. JavaScript components for the EmbedLite embedding layer: download handling, camera and microphone permission dialogs, prompts, login manager and user agent overrides — all migrated to the ESM module system required by Gecko 140.

Part of the experimental Gecko ESR140 browser stack for Sailfish OS 5.1. This is a dependency package — you do not need to install it manually. Install "sailfish-browser-next" from this repository instead; it pulls in everything required automatically. Source: https://github.com/smatkovi/gecko-dev (branch fork-esr140) Release: https://github.com/smatkovi/gecko-dev/releases/tag/esr140-alpha1

Part of the experimental Gecko ESR140 browser stack for Sailfish OS 5.1. This is a dependency package — you do not need to install it manually. Install "sailfish-browser-next" from this repository instead; it pulls in everything required automatically. Source: https://github.com/smatkovi/gecko-dev (branch fork-esr140) Release: https://github.com/smatkovi/gecko-dev/releases/tag/esr140-alpha1

As you can guess from the name, it’s a screen recording app. Its philosophy is plug-and-play, with no need for any additional packages.

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What conveniences does it offer?

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If you want, you can start or stop it from within the app.

If you want, you can start and stop it using the Cover layout.

SailCat - Mistral AI Chat Client for Sailfish OS

Source: https://github.com/nicosouv/harbour-sailcat

New versions of SailCat (2.x and up) are built by a human developer with the help of AI (Claude, Mistral Vibe) 

If you don't want to use it, feel free not to use it :)

A native Sailfish OS client for Mistral AI, bringing powerful AI conversations directly to your device with a beautiful Silica interface.

IrCam turns the InfiRay P2 Pro USB-C thermal camera into a live thermal viewfinder with real temperature measurement on Sailfish OS. The camera is a standard UVC device, so the kernel presents it as /dev/videoN and the app reads it over V4L2 - no udev rule and no sandbox hole needed. It decodes the camera's own 16-bit per-pixel temperature plane, so the readings come from the sensor, not from the colours. Everything runs on the device - no network, no cloud, no telemetry.

Health is an on-device health tracker for Sailfish OS.

UI for Syncthing.

harbour-syncthing 0.0.3 provides syncthing 1.30.0, while newer versions use syncthing 2.x releases.

The SailfishOS Community Team is on Liberapay:

Source code on GitHub.

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