Mango Wayland Compositor 0.17.1 Released: Bug Fixes, Wine Cursor Improvements, and Quiet New Features

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Mango Wayland Compositor 0.17.1 has been released, addressing several bugs and enhancing cursor capture for Wine-backed games, while also including 15 new features. The release features a new systemd session target, improved monitor-cycling keybinds, and a global fullscreen idle-inhibition toggle which enhances usability for gamers and multi-display users. Notably, the versioning process saw a discrepancy where many users reported issues related to 0.17.0, despite actually running code that was part of 0.17.1. This latest update continues to emphasize practicality over novelty, keeping the project lightweight while enhancing its gaming capabilities and addressing user pain points

Systemd 262-RC3 Lands as a Security-Focused Release Candidate

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Systemd has released the third release candidate for its v262 development series, focusing heavily on security enhancements, reproducible builds, and confidential computing. Key updates include the pinning of TPM-sealed credentials to the TPM's Storage Root Key to prevent credential theft, along with hardening LUKS/TPM2 enrollment PINs using Argon2id. The release also introduces the ability to build systemd as a single static binary for smaller containers and adds support for Intel TDX alongside AMD's SEV-SNP for virtual machines. However, operators should be cautious of numerous backward-incompatible changes, including new defaults and the removal of certain features in upcoming versions

Rewire Text 1.3.0 released

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Rewire Text is an innovative utility designed to facilitate text transformations across various applications on macOS and Windows. It operates seamlessly from the menu bar or system tray, allowing users to execute transformations with a simple keystroke.

Open Shell Menu 4.4.201 Adds Start-Button Offset and Accessibility Overhaul

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Open Shell Menu 4.4.201, released on September 15, 2026, introduces a significant accessibility overhaul and a new feature for offsetting the Start button. The accessibility updates enhance screen-reader support, keyboard navigation, and high-contrast display across all components, with contributions from first-time developers. The Start button offset feature addresses alignment issues faced by Windows 11 users with custom skins, allowing for horizontal adjustments. This pre-release reflects the ongoing commitment to improving the software, which remains a popular alternative to the classic Windows Start menu and is continuously updated by a community of volunteers

HTTP Toolkit 1.27.2 released

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HTTP Toolkit has released version 1.27.2, enhancing its capabilities for automatically intercepting HTTP and HTTPS traffic from a wide range of clients, including popular web browsers like Chrome and Firefox, various command-line tools, and back-end programming languages such as Node.js, Python, and Ruby. The toolkit functions as an HTTP(S) proxy for platforms lacking automatic integrations and is compatible with standard HTTP requests across diverse languages and tools.

Stylus for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera 2.4.13 released

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Stylus, the user styles manager for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera, has recently released version 2.4.13. This extension allows users to easily install themes and skins for a wide variety of popular websites, enabling them to personalize their browsing experience. Stylus is actively developed and supported by a vibrant community, making it a go-to tool for web customization.

Sublime Merge Build 2130 released

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Sublime Merge has launched its latest version, Build 2130, enhancing its reputation as a powerful Git GUI equipped with a built-in merge tool, rapid search capabilities, and an attractive native interface. Designed for efficiency, Sublime Merge is a cross-platform Git client available on Windows, macOS, and Linux, making version control more user-friendly and less tedious.

Enpass 6.12.6 released

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Enpass has released version 6.12.6, enhancing its capabilities as a secure password manager. This application allows users to manage their passwords and other vital credentials without the concerns of platform compatibility or subscription fees. Notably, Enpass keeps all data stored offline on the user's device rather than on its servers, ensuring greater privacy and security. It employs AES 256-bit encryption through the open-source SQLCipher engine to protect user information, which ranges from credit card details to licenses, secure notes, and financial logins.

Evernote 11.34.8 released

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Evernote has recently released version 11.34.8, enhancing its functionality as a comprehensive note management application. This platform serves as a centralized hub for organizing, inputting, and quickly retrieving a wide array of notes and clippings. Users can effortlessly capture and manage various formats of information, including typed or handwritten notes, documents, web page excerpts, emails, passwords, to-do lists, phone messages, brainstorming ideas, snapshots taken with mobile devices, and sketches.

Text Editor Pro 37.0.0 released

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Text Editor Pro 37.0.0 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as a powerful text editing tool, previously known as EditBone. This software supports syntax highlighting for multiple programming languages and scripts, making it a versatile choice for developers. With over 100 customization options and ready-made skins, users can tailor the interface according to their preferences.

Mozilla Firefox ESR 140.16.0 released

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Mozilla has released version 140.16.0 of Mozilla Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release), a web browser specifically designed for organizational and enterprise use. This edition provides a stable and extended support cycle, including ongoing security updates and maintenance, making it suitable for businesses and institutions that require a reliable browsing experience. The ESR version differs from the standard Firefox by offering a separate release schedule, ensuring more controlled and stable deployments, which is particularly beneficial for large entities like universities, schools, and government organizations.

PhotoPad 15.18 Beta released

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PhotoPad 15.18 Beta has been released, showcasing its capabilities as a user-friendly photo editing software that allows for extensive manipulation of images. The application stands out for its quick startup, eliminating lengthy installation processes, and enabling users to dive straight into editing. With a focus on efficiency, PhotoPad offers a suite of tools for cropping, rotating, resizing, and flipping images, all while supporting various popular formats and featuring a convenient drag-and-drop interface.

SteamOS 3.9.1 Preview and 3.8.27 Beta: Everything New in the Latest Update

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Valve released two updates for SteamOS on September 14, 2026: the 3.8.27 Beta and the early 3.9.1 Preview. The 3.8.27 Beta addresses a fan-speed bug affecting both the Steam Deck and third-party hardware, while the 3.9.1 Preview introduces several improvements, including fixes for game crashes and display performance issues. Both updates are available on different channels, with the Beta targeted at testing and the Preview aimed at developers and enthusiasts. Users are advised to switch to the Beta only if they experience the fan issue, and to wait for stabilization before using the Preview version

Froxlor 2.3.14 Security Release: Four Fixes, Now Available

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Froxlor has released version 2.3.14 as a security update, addressing four key vulnerabilities alongside two regular bug fixes. The updates include enhanced authorization controls on server-wide reads, validation against installed themes to mitigate XSS risks, rejection of control characters to prevent FTP injection, and restrictions on mail-body access between admins. This release is part of a broader effort to harden the software, which has seen similar security improvements in prior versions. Operators are encouraged to update promptly due to session invalidation and the need for API key rotation that accompanies at least one of the fixes

BandiView 8.0 released

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BandiView 8.0 has been released as a high-speed image viewer that supports a vast array of popular image formats. It allows users to view images directly within ZIP or RAR archives without the need for extraction, enhancing convenience in image management. Users can quickly copy or move images to their favorite folders and, if the images contain GPS data, they can easily view the location on Google Maps through a toolbar button.

Snappy Driver Installer Origin 2.0.4.887 released

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Snappy Driver Installer Origin (SDIO) is an open-source project that serves as a refined version of the original Snappy Driver Installer. It was developed by a former contributor who believed that the original project had lost its way. This tool is aimed at simplifying the often cumbersome task of managing drivers on Windows systems.

Spoof Geolocation for Chrome 0.3.2 released

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The Spoof Geolocation for Chrome extension, version 0.3.2, has been released, allowing users to manipulate their browser's geolocation data by setting custom latitude and longitude values. This tool enables users to fake their geographical location, even when the device's native location services are disabled or unavailable. The extension employs a polyfill method to ensure functionality if the navigator.geolocation object is missing.

Remote Mouse 4.724 released

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The latest release of Remote Mouse, version 4.724, enhances the functionality of the app that turns smartphones and tablets into Wi-Fi-connected input devices, including a mouse, touchpad, and keyboard. This versatile application is available for both mobile devices (Android, iPhone, and iPad) and desktop computers (Windows, Mac, and Linux), and it is recommended to install the mobile app first, followed by the server on the PC.

Heroic Games Launcher 2.22.2 Hotfix Fixes Rockstar and Ubisoft Games

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Heroic Games Launcher has released version 2.22.2, an emergency hotfix that addresses issues caused by the previous update, particularly with Rockstar and Ubisoft games. The new version introduces umu-driven Steam Runtime support for Linux-native GOG games, enhancing compatibility and allowing users to select from multiple runtime options. Additionally, the Legendary tool has been upgraded to version 0.21.1, which includes various fixes and optimizations for Epic and GOG downloads. Overall, while the update may seem modest, its targeted fixes and significant improvements make it valuable for users experiencing trouble with specific titles

Network Notepad 6.1.8 released

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Network Notepad has released version 6.1.8, enhancing its position as a user-friendly freeware application tailored for creating interactive network diagrams. This tool is designed to facilitate the creation and management of network diagrams with features such as point-and-click Telnet access, user-definable options, and a straightforward drag-and-drop interface. It supports an open, text-based file format for easy file management and includes functionalities for printing and linking diagrams, as well as flowchart creation.