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Supports all operations that I need including image burning, file/folder burning, disk verification. Imgburn - ImgBurn, even though it ships with adware, is one of the best disc burning programs for Windows. Designed for photographers, it is great if you need to browse and manage lots of photos quickly. Good for early morning / late at night computing sessions.įast Picture Viewer Professional (paid) - Another commercial program, this time for fast image and photo viewing. It appears dead unfortunately and I plan to migrate away from it because of it.į.Lux - Changes the brightness of the screen based on the time of day.

Great for downloading bulk wallpaper collections, travel albums and more.ĭiskCryptor - My disk encryption program of choice currently. Can be a bit overwhelming on first run, but gives you better control of these items than any other program I know.īulk Image Downloader (paid) - If you need to download lots of images, then this program is a godsend as it automates the process for you. It has the looks and feel of a modern Winamp.Īutoruns - To manage all startup locations on Windows machines. Generally speaking, I prefer local portable programs over programs or applications that require the Internet to function.ĪIMP - I don't listen to music while I'm working, but when I do, I use AIMP for that and not another music player or media player.

The programs not mentioned in the previous article are listed below.

WinSCP - I use the program to transfer files to and from the server Ghacks runs on securely.

I use it mainly to take screenshots and to edit them, but it supports video capturing as well.

SnagIt (paid) - I bought SnagIt version 10.x a long time ago and have not upgraded the program to a new version as it works fine as it.

Can be extended to integrate in browsers, mobile devices and to support syncing, but I use it in a pure fashion.

KeePass - A local password manager that I use to keep all my account data secure.

It is a desktop reader that does not support syncing but ships with mighty options that I use on a daily basis.

QuiteRSS - This is my RSS reader of choice.

While it will have a future without Mozilla, there is a chance that its popularity will increase after the split.

Thunderbird - The email client is a great desktop program.

Yes, I don't like some of the decisions that Mozilla is making but even if you add them all up, it is still superior to Chrome in areas that I value over others (privacy, security, customization options, add-on system).

Mozilla Firefox - I love Firefox and believe that it is the best browser.