Favorite Files

1. Adobe Reader Lite
2. Bandwidth Controller Standard
3. Comodo Internet Security (32-bit)
4. Defraggler
5. GMail Drive
6. GX::Transcoder
7. Microsoft Office Outlook Connector
8. Mozilla Prism for Windows
9. PhotoFiltre
10. Pismo File Mount Audit Package
11. priPrinter
12. Sandboxie
13. SSL-Explorer for Windows
14. Sweet Home 3D
15. The GIMP
16. ThreatFire
17. Transmute
18. TrueCrypt
19. Ultimate Windows Tweaker
20. WirelessKeyView
21. Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop for Windows

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Microsoft Silverlight for Windows

   3.0.40818.0 (Sep 2, 2009)

   Silverlight is a top notch RIA platform. For your dancing monkeys stick with Flash. Otherwise move aside...

2. 
   Review - Notepad++

   5.4.4 (Jul 6, 2009)

   Top notch text editor. Just worried that at some point the features will tip the scale to being bloated. So far so good...
   
   @dhry: In case you don't do this yet - You might be better off to report bugs in the developer's forum than on some 3rd party site (BN)

3. 
   Review - Notepad++

   5.2 (Feb 9, 2009)

   Top program. Many enhanced features but trivial and fast to use even doe simple tasks.
   
   Note: Please do NOT waste development time in favor or other tasks on making a Win9x installer as another reviewer requested. There is a workaround for this dead OS and it should be good enough.

4. 
   Review - Notepad++

   5.1.1 (Nov 24, 2008)

   What is it with the Trojan detected by AVG in the 5.1 distribution? Anyone else notice this?

5. 
   Review - Google Chrome for Windows

   0.3.154.9 Beta (Oct 29, 2008)

   It's really irritating that it's so difficult to come by a changelist. Or is that scored on BNs behalf?

6. Comment - Google Chrome 4: Yes, it's fast, but is it usable?

   0.3.154.9 Beta (Nov 7, 2009 - 7:37 AM)

   ' "I wish they could make it look and act like Firefox," wrote CyberDoc999.'
   
   What an utterly pointless statement... Use friggin FF then! I loathe FF except for the AdBlock plugin. It brings my betbook to a crawl with its incompetent cache management and disk access.
   
   Chrome is excellent in its simplicity. There are enough alternatives that force their junk onto you. Please stick to those and ideally get a pretty Mac along with it and you'll be happy - and leave Chrome alone so the rest of us can get on with it.

7. Comment - All the right moves: Roku's Netflix streamer branches out

   0.3.154.9 Beta (Oct 27, 2009 - 6:02 PM)

   Actually playing ones own content is also high on the list. Otherwise one needs another device to do so and chances are it also does flix etc...

8. Comment - All the right moves: Roku's Netflix streamer branches out

   0.3.154.9 Beta (Oct 27, 2009 - 5:11 PM)

   Any word on Hulu? There were rumors this summer.

9. Comment - Microsoft misses a perfect opportunity for Windows 7 and multitouch

   0.3.154.9 Beta (Oct 22, 2009 - 1:44 PM)

   Apps are automatically MT enabled for most common features if they are programmed using Windows libraries as they should. Yet see my comment above...

10. Comment - Microsoft misses a perfect opportunity for Windows 7 and multitouch

    0.3.154.9 Beta (Oct 22, 2009 - 1:43 PM)

    To be honest I don't care about Multi Touch. Several of my devices offer it but I simply prefer using a scroll wheel for zooming in most instances for example. It's a nice to have but even on my unloved iPhone I hardly use it.