ZHPDiag version 2026.8.15.26 has been released, offering users a free tool to scan their computers for malware, trojans, and other harmful software. It is recommended to use ZHPLite for analyzing the diagnostic reports generated by ZHPDiag. This application serves as an additional layer of defense, helping users identify potentially harmful items that may be present on their systems.
ZHPCleaner 2026.8.15.26 released
ZHPCleaner has released version 2026.8.15.26, a free application tailored for detecting and eliminating unwanted software such as adware, browser hijackers, toolbars, and potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) from your web browser. This user-friendly utility features a simple interface that focuses on three main functions: scanning, repairing, and generating reports.
NirLauncher 1.30.25 released
NirLauncher 1.30.25 has been released, showcasing a comprehensive collection of over 200 portable tools developed by NirSoft. This suite is designed to enhance computer usability through various functionalities, including password recovery, network monitoring, web browser data analysis (such as cookies and cache), and file search capabilities. A significant advantage of NirLauncher is that all tools are portable, allowing users to execute them directly from a USB flash drive without the need for traditional installation processes. The suite is compatible with all Windows versions, including 64-bit systems, ensuring broad accessibility for users.
Ant Download Manager 2.17.7 released
Ant Download Manager (AntDM) has recently released version 2.17.7, enhancing the file downloading experience significantly. This software accelerates and efficiently manages downloads by splitting files into multiple streams, resulting in faster download speeds. AntDM is adept at capturing various types of content, particularly multimedia such as audio and video, from web browsers, even when the content is not directly available for download.
Chromium 153.0.8010.0 released
Chromium version 153.0.8010.0 has been released, continuing the development of this open-source web browser project that serves as the foundation for Google Chrome. Chromium is available for various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Mac, and was created to offer users a safer, faster, and more stable web experience.
BlueOnyx Hosting Control Panel Ships Three Updates Including AlmaLinux 10 Build with PHP 8.5 support
BlueOnyx has released three updates to its hosting control panel, including a new 5212R branch based on AlmaLinux 10 that supports PHP 8.5 and OpenSSL 4.x. The project, which has a history tracing back to Cobalt Networks, offers a free alternative to cPanel without per-account licensing fees, maintaining three concurrent server generations for different use cases. Recent enhancements include an AI Assistant for server troubleshooting, a complete overhaul of two-factor authentication, and the use of reproducible tooling for ISO builds. While BlueOnyx may lack the polish of modern commercial panels, it provides a stable and cost-effective option for self-hosters and small hosting providers looking for control without licensing complications
Untapped.gg Companion 3.9.24 released
The Untapped.gg Companion app has recently been updated to version 3.9.24, solidifying its status as an essential companion for players of Magic: The Gathering Arena (MTGA). This application is designed to deliver in-depth analytics, real-time insights, and various tools to help users enhance their gameplay and deck performance.
Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0.11 Adds Network Installer and Exclusive Drive Locks
Raspberry Pi Imager version 2.0.11 has been released, featuring an embedded network installer and enhanced support for multi-frame compressed images, significantly improving write reliability with exclusive drive locks on Windows and macOS. The update also includes a new customization format that simplifies user account management and improves the credential hashing process. Although the new version prioritizes reliability over speed, leading to slower write times compared to the previous version, the embedded network installer offers a solution for users needing to flash multiple devices efficiently. Additionally, the user experience has been somewhat complicated by changes in the customization process and the use of capital cities for timezone selection, which has frustrated some American users
D7VK 2.1 Brings Major Load-Time Optimizations and Surprising Performance Gains to Legacy DDraw Games on Linux
D7VK 2.1 introduces significant load-time and performance optimizations for legacy Direct3D games on Linux, focusing on reducing loading screens and improving startup times. The update, developed by WinterSnowfall, reportedly cuts loading times by over 50% in certain titles and achieves performance scores on low-power laptops that rival high-end GPUs. Many long-standing compatibility issues have been addressed, including fixes for startup crashes and rendering artifacts in various games. The project remains a standalone alternative to its parent DXVK, with a focus on supporting older graphics technology, while encouraging users to follow specific installation guidelines for optimal performance
Shelly ALPM v3.0.6 Ships Valgrind and Leak Fixes for Arch
Seafoam Labs released Shelly ALPM v3.0.6 on August 14, 2026, focusing on code quality improvements rather than new features, including the integration of Valgrind into the CI pipeline and fixing memory leaks. The release addresses handling issues with .desktop files and submenu IDs for better desktop environment compatibility, following a major overhaul in the previous month that transitioned the project to a Zig-based architecture. The update includes contributions from five developers, notably adding a Valgrind build step and enhancing memory analysis capabilities while also improving the functionality of the .desktop file in GNOME and KDE Plasma. This maintenance release emphasizes memory hygiene over feature expansion, making it a reliable update for users of the package manager
OBS Studio 32.2.2 Drops: What Linux Users Need to Know Right Now
OBS Studio version 32.2.2 was released on August 14 to address a Windows plugin loading issue and unblock the app on macOS 12, but Linux users still have to wait for their package managers to catch up, as they are currently offering version 32.2.1. The latest release includes significant improvements for Linux users, such as fixes for PipeWire drops on NVIDIA GPUs and enhancements for VAAPI AV1 encoding, which are particularly beneficial for streaming workflows. However, the update requires a minimum NVIDIA driver version of 570, and users on older proprietary packages will need to update before installation. While the official Ubuntu PPA and Flathub are lagging behind, direct .deb downloads for specific Ubuntu versions are available on GitHub, and users are encouraged to monitor the downloads page for updates
AM 10.4.1 Fixes Silent Data Loss During AppImage Reinstall
AppMan 10.4.1 addresses a critical data-loss issue from the previous release that caused the reinstall command to erase .home and .config directories for portable AppImages. The update includes a backup-and-restore mechanism that safeguards user data by copying it to a temporary location before the app directory is wiped and then restoring it afterward. Additionally, the update introduces three new community-contributed packages: PanConvert, boris, and t3-code. The quick turnaround for this fix demonstrates the project's active community involvement, ensuring its continued maintenance despite the primary maintainer's limited availability
Alternate Memo 3.500 released
The newly released Alternate Memo 3.500 is a free and lightweight clipboard management tool that facilitates the organization of clipboard contents, including both text and images. In addition to its core functionality, Alternate Memo has the capability to monitor keyboard inputs and save those actions to a file for future reference.
Laragon 8.7.0 released
Laragon is a highly versatile development environment that supports a wide array of programming languages, including PHP, Node.js, Python, Java, Go, and Ruby. It is renowned for its speed and efficiency, enabling developers to swiftly set up and manage local environments without unnecessary complications.
Rewire Text 1.2.2 released
Rewire Text 1.2.2 has been released, introducing an innovative utility designed to effortlessly transform selected text across various applications on macOS and Windows. This tool operates from the menu bar or system tray, allowing users to execute text transformations with just a keystroke.
Copy URL To Clipboard for Chrome and Firefox 15.1.4 released
The Copy URL To Clipboard extension for Chrome and Firefox version 15.1.4 has been released, offering users enhanced functionality for copying and editing URLs. This versatile tool allows you to copy URLs from documents or links in various formats, including HTML, Markdown, BBCode, Textile, AsciiDoc, MediaWiki, Jira, reStructuredText, LaTeX, Org Mode, and plain text. Users can easily execute the copy operation from any open tab using the right-click context menu, a dedicated tool button, or keyboard shortcuts.
Brother Easy Setup 2.9.2.6 released
Brother Easy Setup version 2.9.2.6 has been released, providing users with an efficient software solution for the installation of Brother printers and scanners. This user-friendly application, also known as EasySetup, acts as a setup wizard, guiding users through essential steps such as network configuration, driver installation, and connecting devices to a computer or network.
HestiaCP 1.10.2 Released: Security Patches and DNS Fixes
HestiaCP has released version 1.10.2, a service update addressing security vulnerabilities and DNS issues shortly after the major 1.10.0 update. This release specifically fixes two session-isolation vulnerabilities in the file manager, preventing unauthorized access between users during batch downloads and chunked uploads. Additionally, the SOA EXPIRE value in the Bind DNS configuration has been corrected for better compliance, and a bug in the upgrade script that caused internal version conflicts has been resolved. Users on the 1.10.x branch can apply these updates through the standard upgrade process
Permanent Clipboard for Chrome 4.2.0 released
The newly released version 4.2.0 of the Permanent Clipboard extension for Chrome offers users an efficient way to save and manage clipboard snippets. This lightweight tool enhances productivity for students, professionals, and anyone who regularly uses a clipboard by allowing easy capture of both text and images. Permanent Clipboard features a user-friendly interface that enables users to categorize and search their saved items, ensuring quick access to important information.
Advanced SystemCare 19.5.0.231 released
The latest release of Advanced SystemCare, version 19.5.0.231, presents an effective solution for users looking to enhance their computer's performance. Known for its user-friendly interface, this all-in-one optimization tool aids in cleaning, optimizing, speeding up, and protecting PCs. With a straightforward one-click optimization feature, Advanced SystemCare addresses common issues such as junk file accumulation, slow startup times, and registry errors, making it ideal for users who want to maintain a fast and secure computing environment without extensive technical knowledge.