Ultracopier 3.1.0.5 has been released, enhancing the functionality of this Open Source file management utility which specializes in efficient file copying, moving, and transferring. Designed to serve as a replacement for the standard Windows Explorer file copy dialogs, Ultracopier simplifies the file organization process, allowing users to save time and effort when handling files, images, and documents.
SingleFile for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge 1.25.0 released
The recently released version 1.25.0 of SingleFile for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to facilitate the saving of complete web pages as single HTML files. This handy browser extension enables users to capture entire web pages, including their HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and other essential resources, allowing for offline access or further modifications. By packaging a webpage into a single self-contained file, SingleFile simplifies the process of sharing, referencing, or experimenting with web content without requiring an internet connection. This tool automates a task that many users have traditionally performed manually, enhancing the overall web browsing experience.
GOG Galaxy 2.1.10.56 Beta / 2.0.83.4 released
GOG Galaxy has recently released its beta version 2.1.10.56 alongside the stable version 2.0.83.4, enhancing its functionality for organizing and managing DRM-free games from GOG. This platform aspires to compete with Steam by offering unique features and a curated selection of games that Steam does not provide. Currently, GOG boasts over 2,200 games, including popular titles like The Witcher, Heroes of Might and Magic, Dragon Age, Crysis, Sim City, SWAT 4, and Settlers.
HiFi Control 1.6.3 released
HiFi Control has launched its latest version, 1.6.3, which provides users with a centralized platform to manage and control high-fidelity audio devices effectively. The application is designed with a modern and stylish interface, making it user-friendly and easy to navigate. It supports various multi-room audio frameworks and allows users to pair their preferred devices with a player of their choice.
WizTree 4.33 released
WizTree 4.33 has been released as a powerful disk space analyzer designed to efficiently scan hard drives and identify files and folders consuming significant disk space. This free, lightweight software offers a fast and user-friendly solution for managing cluttered hard drives, making it easier for users to keep track of their storage.
Mozilla Thunderbird Eclipse ESR 140.16.0 released
Mozilla Thunderbird Eclipse ESR is a powerful, free email application known for its high level of customization and an extensive array of features that enhance the user experience. A portable version is also available for users who prefer a flexible, on-the-go option.
Godot 4.8 Dev 6: Contact Shadows Land Before Feature Freeze
Godot 4.8 Dev 6, the sixth pre-release snapshot, introduces screen-space contact shadows for directional lights, enhancing visual quality while maintaining performance by limiting the feature to eight lights. The release, which occurred in less than a week, addressed two critical issues: a macOS Metal renderer crash and a Google Play upload failure, highlighting the team's urgency before the September feature freeze. The contact shadows are designed to improve the appearance of shadows without replacing existing shadow maps, focusing on efficiency and performance metrics. Additionally, there are various smaller enhancements and bug fixes, including improvements to GDScript syntax highlighting and the introduction of a multi-layer projection camera for XR, although it comes with a regression issue that is still being resolved
GE-Proton 11-7 Release: Wineland Wayland Rendering Overhaul and 85 Patches
GE-Proton 11-7 has been released, featuring an 85-patch overhaul of the Wineland rendering system, which significantly improves the usability of Wine's native Wayland driver for cross-process child-window rendering. This update builds on the improvements made in version 11-6 and addresses numerous game-specific issues, enhancing compatibility for titles such as Forza Horizon 5 and Diablo IV. The creator, Thomas Crider (GloriousEggroll), emphasizes that the project is independent of Valve and is designed to provide better performance and functionality for users running Windows games on Wayland desktops. In addition to the rendering improvements, the release includes updates for controller support and video playback fixes, with a candid acknowledgment of remaining issues that require further testing
UniGetUI v2026.3.0 Adds Scheduled Maintenance, Selective Auto-Updates, and Portable Mode
Devolutions released UniGetUI v2026.3.0 on September 15, 2026, introducing significant features aimed at power users and IT administrators, including scheduled maintenance, selective auto-updates, and full portable support. Users can now schedule four heavy background tasks—update checks, auto-updates, and both local and cloud backups—independently, allowing for greater control over their package management. The update also enhances security by hardening against PowerShell injection and path-traversal attacks while offering improved functionality like clearer installer URLs and better management tools. Overall, this release marks a substantial update for the open-source package manager under Devolutions' ownership, emphasizing usability for users managing software across multiple systems
DXVK 3.1.1 Release: After Effects Restored + Deadlock and Game Fixes
DXVK 3.1.1 has been released, restoring compatibility with Adobe After Effects 2024 and fixing various game deadlocks and regressions following the significant 3.0 rewrite. Key improvements include resolving a bug that left After Effects with a blank window and addressing shader-compiler crashes and deadlocks in titles like SpellForce 2 and The Sims: Medieval. The update also includes fixes for issues in games such as Corpse Party and Rayman 3, and it carries a warning that some anti-virus software may flag the 32-bit builds as false positives. With 21 commits already ahead in the master branch, development continues to address real-world issues stemming from the recent update
Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) 18.1.6.0 released
Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) has just launched version 18.1.6.0, providing users with a powerful, free tool designed to completely remove all traces of AMD, Nvidia, and Intel graphics drivers from their systems. This is particularly useful when upgrading or switching graphics card brands, as remnants of old drivers can lead to performance issues and installation headaches. A video tutorial is also available to guide users through the process.
NGINX 1.30.5 and 1.31.6 Released: Patch for HTTP 3 Buffer Overflow (CVE-2026-90439)
NGINX has released versions 1.30.5 (stable) and 1.31.6 (mainline) to address a heap buffer overflow vulnerability (CVE-2026-90439) in the HTTP/3 module that affects OpenSSL 3.5.0 and earlier. The vulnerability could lead to worker-process crashes or limited data corruption but does not pose a risk of remote code execution. While the stable version focuses on security and hardening, the mainline version includes additional bug fixes and new features such as the Control API and JSON module. Users serving HTTP/3 with QUIC on older OpenSSL versions are advised to upgrade promptly, while those using plain HTTP/2 are not affected by this CVE
NoMachine 10.1.7 released
NoMachine has recently released version 10.1.7, enhancing its reputation as a fast and user-friendly remote desktop application that allows users to quickly access other computers. The software aims to be the fastest option available in the market, boasting features that enable seamless streaming of audio and video from the remote PC, although performance may vary based on several factors.
Special K 26.9.15 released
The release of Special K 26.9.15 brings a host of advanced tools and features aimed at improving the PC gaming experience. This multi-purpose utility allows gamers to optimize performance, customize settings, and enhance graphics while providing a comprehensive suite of tools to address various issues commonly found in PC games. However, users should be cautious, as current versions may lead to bans in online play.
Blender 5.2.2 released
Blender 5.2.2 has been released, continuing to establish itself as a premier free and open-source 3D animation suite. It encompasses the full 3D pipeline, which includes modeling, rigging, animation, simulation, rendering, compositing, motion tracking, video editing, and game creation. This versatility makes Blender particularly appealing to individuals and small studios that benefit from its unified workflow and active development community.
VirtualBox 7.2.18 Released: Stability Fixes and Kernel Support
Oracle has released VirtualBox 7.2.18, focusing on bug fixes and stability improvements rather than new features. The update addresses critical issues such as blue-screen failures on Windows 11 on ARM and VM-process crashes on Linux hosts with 3D acceleration enabled. Additionally, it includes kernel support for Linux 7.3 and RHEL 10.3, fixes for VDI differencing image corruption, and resolves a Shared Clipboard filename bug. Users experiencing the specific issues mentioned are encouraged to install this update, while those who have not encountered any problems may not need to rush to upgrade
Overwolf 0.310.0.16 released
Overwolf has released version 0.310.0.16, enhancing its status as an innovative platform for gamers and developers. This platform enables users to create, share, and monetize in-game applications that enrich the gaming experience. With tools for designing overlays, stream tools, and game statistics trackers, Overwolf caters to a diverse audience, including developers who can publish their creations in the Overwolf App Store, gamers seeking to enhance their gameplay with applications for live statistics and mod management, and creators aiming to expand their player base through new gaming experiences.
KoboldCPP 1.121 released
KoboldCPP 1.121 has been released, offering an efficient way to run AI models on personal computers without the need for internet connectivity, accounts, subscriptions, or compromising privacy. This tool is particularly beneficial for users who prefer to work offline, whether for business projects, creative writing, game development, or simply experimenting with AI in a secure environment.
CloneScan 2.2 released
CloneScan 2.2 has been released as a free and user-friendly Windows application designed to help users efficiently identify, evaluate, and securely remove duplicate files and folders on their computers. By scanning for duplicate content, CloneScan aids in decluttering digital storage, enhancing organization, and optimizing system performance.
Batch Rename Tool 2.2 released
The Batch Rename Tool is a free utility designed to streamline the process of bulk file renaming. With its intuitive visual interface, users can rename multiple files at once, complete with an instant preview feature to ensure accuracy before finalizing changes.