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(on Wikipedia)
https://vivaldi.com/
Based on Chrome‘s open-source components (Chromium), but with real-browser functionality added.
Spectacular. It has all the pieces missing from Chrome. I’d strongly consider switching to it from Pale Moon if it had proper ScrapBook X support.
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(on Wikipedia)
https://www.synfig.org/
A cross-platform open-source animation program.
I didn’t want to deal with Blender, so I checked this out for simple animations. So far, so good. Even at a glance it could have been done far better, but maybe I can make do.
 I darken its background colour
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Chocolatey: babun
https://babun.github.io/
A customized Cygwin for Linux on Windows: Zsh, Bash, Git and other Linux software, all pre-configured.
Can install other software provided by Cygwin.
My configuration specific to Babun is currently scattered throughout my git repository, just findinall Babun (using my findinall() )
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dvdfab.cn
An amazing (and amazingly-expensive) DVD ripper. Can work with other disks.
I’ve used this to back up my old DVD discs into .iso files.
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https://store.steampowered.com/app/512250/ Like scrabble with words, assemble phrases to do varying degrees of insult-damage. This definitely should appeal to some people, but it doesn’t appeal to me. I think this would be especially attractive to people with an Android phone.
Entertainment > Games > (on Wikipedia) An awkward dungeon management game, with walls you can’t dig out, rooms you build but don’t know how much of or what size, and an interface that could only be inspired by a 1980s DOS game. Absolutely not recommended.
Software > Web browsers > (on Wikipedia) A Qt cross-platform web browser.
(on Wikipedia) A launcher application. These let you type in the name of the program you want to run instead of going through a menu/list.
Google > Chrome > (on Wikipedia) A web browser by Google, designed to be fast and perfectly willing to sacrifice features.
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