OPNsense 26.1 released

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OPNsense 26.1 has been released, marking another significant update in the development of this open-source firewall and routing platform. Built on the robust HardenedBSD operating system, OPNsense stands out for its user-friendly interface and ease of deployment, making it an attractive alternative to costly commercial firewalls. Since its inception in 2014 as a fork of pfSense and m0n0wall, OPNsense has quickly evolved to incorporate a comprehensive set of features that often surpass those offered by traditional commercial solutions, all while maintaining open and verifiable source code.

Calibre 9.0.0 released

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Calibre 9.0.0 has been released, enhancing its status as a comprehensive Open Source tool for managing and viewing electronic books. This software allows users to effortlessly organize their e-book collections by utilizing metadata sourced from various platforms such as online booksellers, the Internet Archive, Munsey's, and ISBNdb.com. Users can efficiently search their libraries using multiple criteria, including author, title, or keywords, facilitating quick access to desired content. For more tailored searches, the advanced search feature enables users to craft complex queries.

Cursor Cat for Chrome 3.2.21 released

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Cursor Cat has released version 3.2.21 of its entertaining Chrome extension, ideal for celebrating Caturday. This extension features 11 unique animated cats that delightfully follow your cursor as you navigate the web, serving as playful browser companions. Users can easily toggle the extension on or off using the convenient cat-slider, allowing for a customizable browsing experience. As the user moves their cursor, the animated cats will chase after it, displaying amusing expressions that change with their movements. Once they catch up, these whimsical feline friends will stay put until the cursor is moved again, adding a lighthearted touch to internet use.

FireAlpaca 2.15.0 released

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FireAlpaca 2.15.0 has been released, solidifying its status as a highly regarded free painting application. The software boasts an array of simple tools and controls that streamline the illustration process, making it particularly appealing for both beginners and advanced users alike.

Zen Browser 1.18.3b released

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Zen Browser has just launched version 1.18.3b, introducing several significant updates designed to enhance the overall user experience. This latest release addresses persistent issues that users have faced, such as the automatic focus of popup windows on input fields and the functionality for dragging tabs between different browser windows when Windows Snap is not enabled. Improvements in these areas aim to streamline daily browsing tasks, reducing frustration and increasing efficiency.

HolzShots 2.1.0 released

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HolzShots version 2.1.0 has been released as an open-source and free screenshot utility designed to enhance the screenshot-taking experience. This portable application allows users to run it from any location by simply extracting the files and launching HolzShots.exe.

Lansweeper 12.6.2.3 released

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Lansweeper has recently released version 12.6.2.3, enhancing its capabilities as an automated network discovery and asset management tool. This software is designed to perform comprehensive scans of all connected computers and devices within a network, presenting the gathered information through a user-friendly web interface.

Alternate PicView 3.630 released

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Alternate PicView 3.630 has been released, and it is a versatile and user-friendly freeware program tailored for both viewing and manipulating images. This software is packed with a variety of features that cater to different image management needs, making it an excellent choice for casual users and professionals alike.

Game Backup Monitor 1.4.4 released

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Game Backup Monitor version 1.4.4 has been released, providing users with the ability to create backup copies of their games either locally or in the cloud. The software can be installed or run as a portable 7z file, and it requires initial setup during the first launch, where users can specify backup locations and select which games to monitor. The application supports over 340 games, allowing users to import an official list or utilize a game management feature for easy selection.

Mesa 26.0.0 Release Candidate 2 released

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Mesa 26.0.0 Release Candidate 2 has been officially released, addressing several key issues in the graphics stack. Notably, it resolves a significant crash in the NVIDIA Vulkan driver (nvk) that occurred when using unbound descriptor sets with dynamic buffers. Additionally, improvements have been made to the RADV video driver for more consistent tile size calculations, which should enhance video playback on AMD GPUs. The PanVK driver has also been updated to properly handle sparse image binding, eliminating the "image not found" errors experienced in some Vulkan applications. While some regressions are still present, such as the temporary disabling of the buffer device address extension in the PVR driver and performance dips when enabling certain profiling flags on older NVIDIA GPUs, most of the changes are positive.

ALPA (Amazing Latency Performance Audit) 1.5 released

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ALPA (Amazing Latency Performance Audit) has released version 1.5, enhancing its capabilities as a sophisticated tool for system auditing and optimization. This utility offers detailed insights into the workings of the Windows operating system and is particularly advantageous for gamers and power users looking to tackle issues such as input lag, micro-stutters, and hardware bottlenecks in real-time. By doing so, ALPA significantly improves overall system performance and the gaming experience.

Turn Off the Lights for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge 4.6.4 released

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The latest version 4.6.4 of the "Turn Off the Lights" browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge enhances the viewing experience by allowing users to obscure everything on their screens except for the video content they are watching, whether it’s Flash or HTML5. This feature helps minimize distractions and promotes a more immersive viewing experience.

Axence nVision Free 17.0.3.44161 released

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Axence has released version 17.0.3.44161 of Axence nVision Free, a streamlined version of its more comprehensive Axence nVision Pro. This free software is designed for users needing basic yet effective network monitoring and management features. Axence nVision Free supports the mapping and monitoring of an unlimited number of devices, making it an ideal tool for small to medium-sized networks.

Ashampoo Backup Pro 27.5.42 released

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Ashampoo Backup Pro 27.5.42 has recently been released, enhancing its reputation as a comprehensive data protection tool suitable for both personal and business environments. This software enables users to perform backups on demand, automatically, or on a scheduled basis, ensuring continuous safeguarding of critical data.

Rider 2025.3.2 released

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JetBrains Rider 2025.3.2 has been released, offering a powerful cross-platform IDE specifically designed for .NET and C# developers. This IDE is ideal for those seeking robust code insights, quick performance, and seamless integration with both modern and legacy tools. Users familiar with JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, or WebStorm will find Rider's interface recognizable, as it shares a common foundation while being optimized for .NET development.

PRTG - Free Network Monitor 26.1.116.1498 released

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PRTG - Free Network Monitor has released version 26.1.116.1498, enhancing its functionalities as a comprehensive network monitoring solution. This tool is designed to ensure the availability of network components while simultaneously measuring traffic and usage. In today's business landscape, where networks are integral for data transfer, communication, and essential operations, any performance degradation or system failure can have significant financial repercussions.

ToDoList 9.1.10 released

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ToDoList version 9.1.10 has been released, further enhancing its reputation as a versatile task management tool designed to help users break down complex projects into manageable parts. By allowing for the repeated subdivision of tasks into simpler subtasks, ToDoList enables users to create a hierarchical structure that is particularly beneficial for IT-related projects and for those applying the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology.

ColorPicker 1.3.1 released

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ColorPicker version 1.3.1 has been released, introducing an efficient tool for selecting colors with precision. This open-source application operates from the system tray, featuring a minimalist interface that enhances its functionality without clutter. Users can easily pick colors and copy their values directly to the clipboard.

BootIt Collection 2.10 released

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The BootIt Collection 2.10 has been released, providing comprehensive tools for multi-booting, partitioning, and disk imaging on both traditional BIOS-based PCs and newer UEFI systems. This collection includes BootIt Bare Metal (BIBM) tailored for standard BIOS setups and BootIt UEFI (BIU) designed specifically for UEFI environments. With this update, users can seamlessly manage their multi-boot configurations and disk operations, regardless of their system's architecture.

muffon 2.4.0 released

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Muffon 2.4.0 has been released, enhancing its status as a lightweight music streaming client designed for desktop use. This modern application allows users to listen to, discover, and organize their music collections efficiently, embodying features commonly expected from a music player. With a sleek dashboard-like interface, essential functions are conveniently organized in a fading menu on the left side of the screen.