Pearltrees SearchPreview Greasemonkey Video DownloadHelper ReloadEvery Userscripts.org: Power-ups for your browser Forty-Three of The Best Free Windows Enhancements That You Should Know About » freewaregenius.com There is an impressive range of excellent freeware Windows enhancements and tweaks. This posting will present forty three excellent additions to Windows that you will like. When I first thought of this post, I more or less knew what programs I wanted to list here. The common theme that brought these together was that they were all really cool Windows “enhancements”: i.e. apps that tweak or change the way we work with files, folders, applications, or the system environment itself (or, apps that brings functionality to the Windows environment that could or should have been a built-in option in Windows Two more things to say before presenting the list itself; the first is that this list might not include some well known titles because in some cases I shied away from Windows enhancement apps that try to do many things at once in favor of simpler, more straightforward ones. Note: this post took a long time to write, so please Stumble or Digg! Here’s the list: A clone is NOT a copy.
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