If you're on Windows, you can give Artemis a try. Open source frontend for OpenRGB. I believe it's still in development, but mostly works to create some fancy RGB scenes.
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I can't go past the cookie banner with Firefox. Chrome optimised?
But the project can be found at https://openrgb.org/
Yes, sorry I have Brave Browser's Speedreader active, so I just see text when I visit pages. I don't realise if there are banners and ads etc. I've also seen some news sites doing geo-blocking which is really irritating. Have to start a VPN to read the article. But glad you came right - I like to credit where I heard about something if they have a nice write-up.
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