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Shirak Semonian

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Plugins 6

MyIP

by Shirak Semonian

Your public IP at a glance: shows the live public IPv4 with its country flag in the Omarchy bar, with a calm offline state and a details panel with location, ISP/AS, address history and copy. Quietly warns once when your public IP changes (VPN-leak alert). Quiet, configurable polling (default 60 s), no key, no account.

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BibleTales

by Shirak Semonian

One Bible story a day, told as literature. A calm bar widget that opens a beautifully typeset reading pane: every day brings one installment of a classic story (3-4 short chapters to page through) written in modern literary English with no preaching and no church jargon — just drama, imagery and a quiet cliffhanger that makes you look forward to tomorrow. Deterministic day rotation, fully offline reading; an optional read-aloud button speaks the day-part through Edge TTS (no key, no tracking).

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NewsFlash

by Shirak Semonian

Daily world news in a minimalist bar widget. One-time IP geolocation opens the edition of the country you are in (190+ countries; localized sections, English search feed elsewhere). Lead story with optional image over a compact list with LIVE markers and relative times. Click a headline to read the full article inside the panel (local extraction). Read-aloud in the edition's own language (edge-tts). Quiet polling (5-60 min) via Google News RSS with BBC/Guardian fallback. No key, no tracking.

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LensGuard

by Shirak Semonian

Camera activity guard for the Omarchy bar: quietly watches which process holds /dev/video* open and clearly shows when the webcam is in use. Whitelisted apps (zoom, obs, teams, chrome, ...) stay calm yellow; an unknown process triggers a red alert with one notification naming command and PID. Panel shows live details, event history and whitelist management. No service, no key, no network.

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