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BrowserTricks

BrowserTricks

100% Free browser tools that never upload your data.

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BrowserTricks is a free, privacy-first toolkit featuring 100+ browser-based tools. What makes us different: šŸ”’ 100% Private - All tools process files locally in your browser šŸ“¤ No Uploads - Your data never leaves your device šŸ› ļø 100+ Tools - PDF, image, video, spreadsheet & developer utilities šŸ’” Browser Tricks - Hidden shortcuts and power-user tips šŸŒ Feature Comparison - Compare AI, privacy & productivity features across browsers šŸ’Æ Free Forever - No signup, no limits, no watermarks
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Hey Product Hunt! šŸ‘‹ I built BrowserTricks because I was tired of uploading sensitive files to random websites just to compress a PDF or resize an image. Every time I needed a quick tool, I'd wonder: "Is this site trustworthy? Where is my data going?" So I asked: what if ALL processing happened right in the browser? Modern browsers are incredibly powerful - with Web Workers, WebAssembly, and Canvas APIs, they can handle complex file processing without any server. Your files literally never leave your device. BrowserTricks started as a few PDF tools, but grew into 100+ utilities across: - PDF, image, video & spreadsheet processing - Developer tools (JSON, Base64, hashing, encoding) - CSS generators, QR codes, and more Plus, I added a section for browser tricks - those hidden features and shortcuts that make you faster. And a comparison table to see which browser has the best AI, privacy, and productivity features. Everything is free, no signup required. Would love your feedback! šŸ™ What tools do you wish existed that run 100% in-browser?