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Cellular Automaton Simulator vs Privacy Thing

A factual side by side of two tools in Design & Assets. Figures come from each product’s own site.

Cellular Automaton Simulator

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Interactive one-dimensional cellular automaton simulator: any number of states, totalistic, template (local) and descendant rules, space-time diagrams, batch rule search...

Privacy Thing

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Use X-Ray to inspect supported browser activity. Set location, language, and time-zone values for individual domains.

Cellular Automaton Simulator compared with Privacy Thing
 Cellular Automaton SimulatorPrivacy Thing
CategoryDesign & AssetsDesign & Assets
Pricing modelNot disclosedNot disclosed
Starting priceNot disclosedNot disclosed
Free tierNoNo
PlatformsNot disclosedNot disclosed
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About Cellular Automaton Simulator

Interactive one-dimensional cellular automaton simulator: any number of states, totalistic, template (local) and descendant rules, space-time diagrams, batch rule search with automated analyses (classification, fields, gliders, chaos, lines) and tagging. Below is a legend showing which pattern corresponds to which color. Renders the current rule off-screen at a chosen size and gives you a ready PNG to download. The PNG is encoded directly (no canvas), so it is not bound by the browser's canvas size limit, very large fields, e.g.

About Privacy Thing

Use X-Ray to inspect supported browser activity. Set location, language, and time-zone values for individual domains. Give every domain its own location, language, and time zone, Privacy Thing applies consistent, plausible values automatically as you browse. The Preview is available in the Chrome, Firefox, and Edge stores. Open the website and use X-Ray to confirm the active rule and see which supported categories the site used. Privacy Thing applies relay-only connections and browser IP-handling controls that can reduce local and public IP leaks.

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