Edge Remover 19.15 has been released, providing a straightforward solution for users looking to uninstall Microsoft Edge and WebView2 from their computers. This tool simplifies the uninstallation process by offering two clear options: users can choose to remove both Microsoft Edge and WebView2 together or just Microsoft Edge alone. Unlike many applications, Edge Remover does not feature a graphical user interface (GUI); instead, it operates through a single popup window that presents the available options. Once a choice is made, the application executes the task promptly and then closes.

VOVSOFT has released version 2.7 of its URL Extractor, a powerful tool designed to extract URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) from files and folders efficiently. Users often find it time-consuming to manually sift through directories and web pages to gather links, but this URL scraper automates the process, allowing for quick retrieval of HTTP and HTTPS addresses within seconds.

SNOQ 2026.10.1 is a newly released offline-first notes application focused on privacy and security. Utilizing AES-256 encryption, SNOQ allows users to create and store notes securely without relying on cloud services, ensuring a private and secure writing experience.

Ungoogled Chromium has released version 155.0.8059.39-1, which incorporates the latest Chromium Stable security updates while removing all traces of Google. This version includes 24 security fixes, among which several are critical use-after-free vulnerabilities, and is available across multiple platforms, making it a notable win for users on Windows and macOS who have seen previous releases primarily focused on Linux. The project emphasizes user privacy by stripping Google services from the browser but requires manual adjustments for optimal privacy settings, like disabling Safe Browsing by default. Although this release doesn't introduce new features, it continues to fulfill its promise of providing a secure and Google-free browsing experience for privacy-conscious users

Faugus 2.4.4 is a hotfix release that addresses a critical bug preventing the launcher from installing under the new default-Proton behavior, which was issued shortly after version 2.4.3. The update not only resolves this installation issue but also includes various reliability improvements, such as fixes for gamepad navigation, duplicate game IDs, and a stuck backup button. The new version continues to offer a streamlined interface and allows users to utilize the default Proton installation while still permitting overrides for specific games. Available in multiple formats, including .deb and Flatpak, the update reflects a responsive maintenance approach and emphasizes simplicity in the Linux gaming launcher space

MangoWC version 0.18.0 introduces TOML configuration, automatic config reloading, and a key-naming overhaul, marking a significant update for the dwl-based Wayland compositor. The release includes a breaking change where most legacy option names are renamed to snake_case, but a migration script is provided to help users convert their existing configs safely. Additionally, the update features enhancements like edge resizing, Monocle and Deck tab modes, a persistent group bar, and multiple bug fixes for XWayland, alongside improved stability for BSD builds. Users are encouraged to run the migration script before launching the new version and can explore the TOML reference configuration available in the mango-config repository

OBS Studio has released its first release candidate, version 33.0-rc1, which features significant updates including a CEF engine upgrade and a complete overhaul of the plugin-loading system. The update drops support for certain older versions of Ubuntu, FFmpeg, and Qt, while introducing improvements like enhanced source snapping and NVENC hardware encoding for ARM64 Windows. The changes aim to maintain compatibility for existing plugins until the 34.0 release, where legacy support will end, prompting plugin authors to update their installations. OBS Studio encourages users to test the release candidate to identify any critical bugs before the stable version is launched, with builds available across multiple platforms

GStreamer 1.28.8 has been released as the eighth maintenance update in the stable 1.28 series, addressing several security vulnerabilities and playback issues. The update includes fixes for memory safety problems in various components, such as the SVG decoder and RTP depayloaders, as well as resolving playback regressions affecting FLAC seeking and HLS/DASH streaming. Additionally, it introduces new features including support for AAF AIFF-AIFC audio in the MXF demuxer and dual-mono encoding in the FFmpeg wrapper. The team emphasizes that upgrading from any earlier 1.28.x version is safe and encourages users to do so promptly

Strata 0.1.41 introduces significant improvements, including an 87% increase in multi-GPU throughput on a four-card R9700 and reduced latency for short prompts on single NVIDIA cards through CPU-assisted prefill. The update eliminates connection resets during high client loads and enhances performance for large models on Windows, with the tokenizer cache speeding up processing times. It also features various fixes, such as addressing deadlocks and improving the handling of malformed API requests, while a number of new options are available but off by default due to potential changes in output. Overall, the release focuses on optimizing multi-GPU configurations and streamlining prompt processing, making it a substantial update for users with compatible hardware

Raspberry Pi has released Imager v2.0.12, a major update that includes 208 commits and significant improvements to the disk-imaging tool since its Qt 6 rewrite. Key enhancements include a rebuilt write path that prevents false completion reports for cancelled or truncated downloads, and the restoration of genuine WPA3 networking by correctly storing Wi-Fi passphrases. The update also features an overhaul of the embedded mode for the network installer, which includes real network checks and a functional reboot button, while also correcting the labeling of the eMMC to avoid accidental overwriting of the internal system drive. The new version is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with early usage statistics showing a positive reception among users

Bootstrap 6.0.0 Alpha 1 has been released, introducing significant changes including the abandonment of support for older browsers and a complete rewrite of styles utilizing Sass modules and native browser APIs. The new browser support requires Chrome 130+, Firefox 132+, and Safari 18+, with previous fallbacks, prefixes, and polyfills no longer included. Developers will need to adapt their code to new CSS token maps and ESM-only JavaScript, as the UMD bundle and global window.bootstrap have been removed. Key components have been renamed, and while Bootstrap 5 will continue to be supported until further notice, the shift to Bootstrap 6 demands attention to ensure compatibility with the new features and requirements

Devolutions has released UniGetUI v2026.3.1, which includes a terminal UI, a cross-platform command-line launcher, and a policy editor for Devolutions Agent. This update comes just three weeks after the last major release and focuses on improving reach and reliability rather than adding significant new features. The release also addresses various bugs, including issues related to WinGet updates and crashes on macOS and Linux caused by Windows-only commands. Although not a massive update, it demonstrates Devolutions' responsiveness to user needs, with enhancements that cater to both power users and enterprise users

LibreOffice 26.8.1 has been released after delays due to Windows packaging issues and a malfunctioning download server that briefly redirected users to an older version. This maintenance release includes around 40 bug fixes aimed at improving compatibility with Microsoft Office formats, particularly for DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX files, without introducing new features. The update enhances text and CSV import reliability across various character encodings and addresses specific bugs that caused crashes in PowerPoint files. Users currently on version 26.8 should upgrade to this latest release, while those on the older 26.2 version have until November 30, 2026, to transition before support ends

Faugus has released version 2.4.3 of its lightweight Linux front end for running Windows games through UMU-Launcher, introducing per-game Proton selection and customizable widget colors. This update allows users to pin specific Proton builds to individual games while maintaining default settings for the rest of their library. In addition, the release includes various bug fixes, improved gamepad navigation, and translations in 12 languages, enhancing the usability of the application. Overall, this update focuses on quality-of-life improvements, solidifying Faugus's reputation as an accessible option for gaming on Linux

TKO File Recovery 2.3 has recently been released, offering users a powerful and versatile tool for locating and recovering deleted files. This software provides support for various storage mediums, including hard drives, folders, disk images, and the Windows Recycle Bin, making it an essential resource for data restoration needs.

CloneScan is an intuitive and user-friendly tool designed for Windows users to effectively identify, evaluate, and remove duplicate files and folders from their computers. This free utility is ideal for those looking to declutter their digital workspace and optimize storage efficiency by eliminating unnecessary duplicate content that can take up valuable space.

Fort Firewall has released version 3.20.2, introducing kernel-level enforcement for per-program Network Filters and the ability to schedule time periods for individual rules. This update is part of a rapid expansion of the v3.20.x series that includes significant features like a Filter Simulator and per-app speed limits. The new architecture enhances security by ensuring that network filter rules are evaluated at the kernel level rather than userspace, closing potential bypass vulnerabilities. Despite some limitations, such as the need to disable Memory Integrity on Windows 10 and 11, the update solidifies Fort Firewall's reputation as a lean, open-source alternative to more bloated security solutions

LibreWolf has released version 157.0.1-1, a specialized web browser that focuses on protecting users' privacy, security, and freedom. Built on the Firefox platform, LibreWolf offers a standalone experience that enhances user protection against tracking and fingerprinting methods. The browser incorporates various privacy and security settings, effectively eliminating telemetry and data collection that could compromise user privacy. It also disables features like Digital Rights Management (DRM) that may limit user freedom, ensuring a fully controlled browsing experience.

TeraCopy 4.0.5 and 3.17 have been released, showcasing the software's capabilities as a streamlined solution for efficiently copying and moving files. This utility is designed for speed, employing dynamic buffer adjustment to minimize seek times and enhance transfer speeds. One of the standout features is asynchronous copying, which accelerates file transfers between two physical hard drives.

novaPDF Lite 11.9.530 has been released, offering a robust PDF creation solution for Windows users. This software allows individuals and businesses to easily generate professional-quality PDF documents from virtually any application simply by selecting the "print" command. By functioning as a virtual printer driver, novaPDF Lite converts a wide range of file types—including Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, AutoCAD drawings, emails, and web pages—into high-quality PDF files, making document exchange straightforward and applications-independent.