MemoryCleaner 2.0.0 has been released as an effective solution for optimizing your computer's memory with just a single click. This user-friendly tool features a simple interface that makes it accessible even for those with minimal technical skills. It provides real-time statistics on both physical and virtual memory usage, along with a primary button for initiating memory cleaning.
Chocolatey 2.7.3 released
Chocolatey 2.7.3 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as a powerful Windows package manager that allows users to install applications via the command line. This tool simplifies software management by streamlining installation processes and facilitating efficient updates and deployments. It supports over 20 installer technologies, enabling users to manage not just traditional software installations but also runtime binaries and zip files typically deployed using Xcopy. Additionally, Chocolatey provides functionality for managing registry settings, files, and configurations, all while leveraging PowerShell to allow for extensive customization and creativity.
Visual Studio Code 1.124: Smarter Agent Sessions and Smoother AI Workflows
Visual Studio Code 1.124 introduces a new Agents window that enhances session management for developers by allowing them to queue background prompts without losing their progress. The update features an Autopilot mode that intelligently determines task completion, while practical improvements like integrated browser history and single-file diff isolation streamline the editing workflow. Navigation has been upgraded with a searchable picker and keyboard shortcuts, enabling developers to easily switch between sessions while retaining their workspace layout. Additionally, enterprise admins can now centrally manage Copilot plugins, enhancing security and control over development environments
TKO Auto Clicker 1.0 released
The newly released TKO Auto Clicker 1.0 is a powerful tool designed to automate repetitive mouse clicks, cursor movements, and recorded mouse macros, ultimately enhancing productivity for tasks that require frequent clicking or specific mouse actions.
Duplicati 2.3.0.2 released
Duplicati 2.3.0.2 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as a backup client that securely stores encrypted backups in various online cloud services. Duplicati specializes in creating encrypted, incremental, and compressed backups on multiple platforms, including Amazon S3, Google Drive, and WebDAV, among others. Its built-in AES-256 encryption ensures data security, and users can also sign backups using GNU Privacy Guard.
UnHackMe 18.35.2026.609 Beta18.30.2026.525 released
UnHackMe 18.35.2026.609 Beta has been released, enhancing its capabilities in detecting and removing advanced Trojan programs, particularly those known as invisible Trojans. This security utility is designed to bolster the safety of operating systems against sophisticated threats.
WifiInfoView 3.00 released
WifiInfoView 3.00 has been released, offering users a powerful tool to scan and analyze wireless networks in their vicinity. This software provides a wealth of information, making it an invaluable resource for troubleshooting connectivity issues or identifying specific router details.
ExplorerPatcher 26100.8457.70.2 Pre-Release / 26100.4946.69.6 released
ExplorerPatcher has released two pre-release versions, 26100.8457.70.2 and 26100.4946.69.6, providing users with an open-source tool to customize various aspects of Windows 11's interface, including the Start Menu, Taskbar, System Tray, and File Explorer. This utility aims to address the dissatisfaction among Windows users regarding the significant UI changes introduced in Windows 11, allowing them to revert to familiar Windows 10 features or adjust the current setup to their preferences.
VeraCrypt 1.26.29 released
VeraCrypt version 1.26.29 has been released, offering users a robust free disk encryption solution built on the foundation of TrueCrypt, but with enhanced security features that render it resistant to modern brute-force attacks. VeraCrypt Portable is also available for users who prefer a mobile option.
ActivePresenter 10.5.1 released
ActivePresenter has recently launched version 10.5.1, enhancing its reputation as a comprehensive tool for screen recording, video editing, and eLearning. This versatile software allows users to capture their screens effortlessly, edit the recorded videos, and produce professional-quality content. With features such as high-resolution graphics, annotations, and voice-overs, ActivePresenter enables the creation of engaging screencasts.
Momentum for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge 2.26.8 released
The latest version of the Momentum browser plugin, version 2.26.8, is now available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. This plugin transforms newly opened tabs into a personalized dashboard that helps users manage their daily tasks, check the weather, and access other helpful features. One of the key advantages of Momentum is its ability to sync across multiple devices, ensuring that users have their personalized dashboard available wherever they are.
LAV Filters 0.82 released
LAV Filters 0.82 has been released, enhancing the suite of Open Source DirectShow filters that enable users to play a wide variety of audio and video formats without the need for additional codec packs or filters. This software is compatible with 32-bit operating systems and is built upon the robust FFmpeg multimedia libraries, known for their versatility in converting, streaming, and recording multimedia content.
Visual Studio Code 1.123.2 Patches a Dangerous Path Expansion Flaw
Visual Studio Code 1.123.2 addresses a critical security flaw that allowed automated file approvals to bypass path expansion checks, enhancing the editor's safety against poorly written scripts. The update mandates full directory resolution before granting write access, treating shell tilde and Windows environment paths as untrusted until resolved. Users should restart their workspace after updating to ensure extensions adopt the new stricter validation and avoid false write denials. This update not only improves security but also maintains compatibility with both POSIX and Windows environments, ensuring smoother terminal command workflows
MariaDB Server 12.3, 11.8, 11.4, 10.11, 10.6 Updates Patch JSON Errors, Replication Bugs, and Mroonga Crashes
MariaDB Server updates for versions 12.3, 11.8, 11.4, 10.11, and 10.6 focus on enhancing query reliability by addressing JSON parsing issues, replication stability, and critical Mroonga engine stability. The updates improve packaging paths for Debian and Red Hat, enhance derived table query performance, and implement safeguards against incompatible plugin builds. Significant fixes include predictable JSON handling, streamlined replication processes, and stability patches for the Mroonga storage engine, which help prevent outages and data corruption. Administrators are advised to review their deployment schedules to implement these updates and ensure smoother database operations
Vivaldi 8.0.4033.46 released
Vivaldi has released version 8.0.4033.46 of its web browser, which is a product of the original founders of the Opera Web Browser established in 1994. This free browser is tailored for both Windows and Linux users, with a beta version available for download. Vivaldi features a user interface reminiscent of Google Chrome, equipped with standard navigation buttons—forward, back, refresh, and home—positioned near the address bar. Users can easily add new tabs and close them with simple controls.
Trellix Stinger 26.06.24.2 released
Trellix Stinger 26.06.24.2 has been released and is designed to detect and eliminate specific viruses from infected systems. Formerly known as McAfee Stinger, this tool is not a comprehensive antivirus solution; rather, it serves as a specialized utility for virus removal. It is particularly useful for tech professionals who may want to carry it on portable devices like thumb drives.
LibreWolf 151.0.4-1 released
LibreWolf has recently released version 151.0.4-1, a web browser that prioritizes user privacy, security, and freedom. Built on the Firefox platform, LibreWolf offers a modified, standalone experience tailored to protect users from tracking and fingerprinting. It is equipped with a variety of privacy-centric settings and patches that enhance security and remove telemetry and data collection practices that could compromise user privacy. Additionally, LibreWolf disables anti-freedom features like Digital Rights Management (DRM), allowing users complete autonomy over their browsing activities.
Discord 1.0.9241 released
Discord 1.0.9241 has been released, marking an update for the widely-used instant messaging and VoIP application. This platform is known for its robust data and traffic protection features, making it a reliable choice for desktop and smartphone users alike. An Open Source portable version is also available for those who prefer a more flexible setup.
Pgpool-II 4.7.2 and Older Branches Released to Fix Watchdog Races and Routing Bugs
The Pgpool-II project has released maintenance updates for five branches, including version 4.7.2, to address a watchdog synchronization race that can lock standby nodes during cluster restarts, as well as routing errors and handling of aborted transactions. These updates are critical for system administrators managing PostgreSQL connection pools to prevent silent failover failures and memory leaks under heavy load. Key fixes include improvements in how the middleware processes aborted transactions, debug logging, query cache invalidation for the MERGE command, and corrections to routing errors that could lead to outdated data being sent to the wrong database nodes. Administrators are advised to apply these updates promptly and monitor their systems during the upgrade process to ensure proper functionality
NewPipe 0.28.8 released
The release of NewPipe 0.28.8 marks a significant update for this open-source application designed for Android smartphones, enabling users to access platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, PeerTube, and Band Camp without the hassle of ads or invasive permissions. NewPipe operates by retrieving data from official APIs or, when necessary, by parsing website content, ensuring that users do not need an account for any of the services it supports. This independence from proprietary frameworks means that NewPipe can function seamlessly on devices that lack Google Play Services, making it ideal for users with custom ROMs or those who prioritize privacy.