Photo credits
The photos are stock from Wikimedia Commons, used until we shoot our own, and each is under a free license or in the public domain. Using a photo doesn't mean the photographer or an agency endorses World Without Web. The clips of the app on the home page are our own screen recordings, and their map data is © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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Top of the home page and the refunds page, and the link preview
Hurricane Sandy New York Blackout 2012 by David Shankbone. CC BY 3.0. Cropped, resized and compressed. In the link preview it's darkened on the left, with our logo and a headline on top. -
The grid goes down more than you think, on the home page, and the top of the Wilson safety note
Hurricane andrew fema 2563 by Bob Epstein, FEMA. Public domain (a US government work). Cropped, resized and compressed. -
The grid goes down more than you think, on the home page, and the top of the shipping page
South Carolina Winter Storm Jan. 22, 2016 160122-Z-II459-001 by Staff Sgt. Roberto Di Giovine, US National Guard. Public domain (a US government work). Cropped, resized and compressed. -
The grid goes down more than you think, on the home page
FEMA - 2720 - Photograph by FEMA News Photo by FEMA. Public domain (a US government work). Cropped, resized and compressed. -
Top of the privacy page
Reading mail at night (Unsplash) by Jay Wennington, via Unsplash. CC0. Cropped, resized and compressed. -
Top of the terms of sale
Vintage lamp and books (Unsplash) by Jez Timms, via Unsplash. CC0. Cropped, resized and compressed. -
Give an old laptop a new job, and the top of the warranty page
A field radio and a rugged laptop at a show in Finland, 2015, by MKFI on Wikimedia Commons. Public domain (released by the author). Cropped, resized and compressed, with the maker's name on the laptop blurred out. -
Bottom of the home page
Operation Crossroads Baker (wide) by US Department of Defense. Public domain (a US government work). Cropped, resized and compressed. -
Top of the page for preppers and families, and its link on the home page
Three lamps on a veranda in Brastad 2 by W.carter. CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it. -
Before you buy, on the page for preppers and families
Kerosene lamp (44895829321) by Vladimir Fedotov. CC BY 2.0. Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it. -
Top of the page for missionaries and churches, and its link on the home page
Lunglei, Mizoram - panoramio (2) by R london, via Panoramio. CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it. -
Thirteen Bibles, on the page for missionaries and churches
Tufi Town by Larry V. Dumlao. CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it. -
Top of the page for schools and clinics, and its link on the home page
Deep in Congo's Heart by Yann Macherez. CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it. -
Lessons and story books, on the page for schools and clinics
Ha Raboletseng St. Anthony Primary School seen from A5 by Ymblanter. CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it. -
Top of the page for emergency teams, and its link on the home page
Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota, at night (25352244945) by Tony Webster. CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it. -
Before you buy, on the page for emergency teams
FEMA - 32076 - A water rescue team in a boat searching for people in Oklahoma by Marvin Nauman, FEMA. Public domain (a US government work). Resized and compressed. The page shows it cropped, and darkened where words sit on it.
Translation
The English to Spanish language pack is Helsinki-NLP's OPUS-MT English to Spanish model (Tiedemann and Thottingal, 2020), under CC BY 4.0. We converted it into the format our translator reads, with its numbers stored in a smaller form, the way Argos packs its own models. It is on our file server: translate-en_es-opus-1_0.argosmodel (68 MB). The other language packs are OPUS-MT models packed by Argos Translate, also CC BY 4.0, and come from Argos's own server.
Source code
Some programs that come with World Without Web are free software under the GNU GPL or LGPL, so you may get, change and share their source code. Here is the source for the exact versions we ship, with the build scripts that pin every library they're built with. It is all on our file server at dl.worldwithoutweb.com/source.
Kiwix library server (kiwix-serve 3.8.1 on Windows, 3.8.2 on Linux). GPL 3.0, with libzim and Xapian under GPL 2.0 and libmicrohttpd under LGPL 2.1.
Windows: kiwix-tools-3.8.1.tar.xz, libkiwix-14.1.1.tar.xz, libzim-9.4.0.tar.xz, xapian-meson-d3efba172e83.tar.gz (Xapian 1.4.23 as Kiwix builds it on Windows), build scripts kiwix-build-6f3a27d3988c.tar.gz.
Linux: kiwix-tools-3.8.2.tar.xz, libkiwix-14.2.0.tar.xz, libzim-9.5.0.tar.xz, xapian-core-1.4.23.tar.xz, build scripts kiwix-build-f4325ef32a9e.tar.gz.
Both: libmicrohttpd-0.9.76.tar.gz and its Meson build files libmicrohttpd_0.9.76-3_patch.zip.Piper read-aloud voice (2023.11.14-2). MIT, with eSpeak NG under GPL 3.0.
piper-2023.11.14-2.tar.gz, piper-phonemize-fccd4f335aa6.tar.gz, espeak-ng-0f65aa301e0d.tar.gz.mesh-link radio helper (0.1.0). Our own program, GPL 3.0. The source comes with every library it uses: mesh-link-0.1.0-e80ca4950ae1-source.tar.gz.