The Software use most by individuals on your computer

Salutations/Greetings,


Your feedback/opinions/thoughts?

Here are Top 5 Free APPS by Nico Knows Tech
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Most used on my system:

Firefox (free)
Total Commander (paid shareware)
uTorrent (paid ad-free version)
SUMo (paid)
Wireguard (free)

 

Couple questions...One, which VPN service do you use with Wireguard, and, two, since the the Windows' integrated killswitch in the wireguard client doesn't work how do you prevent network leaks?

 

I use Mullvad. I don't take any additional measures to prevent leaks.

 

This is easy for me. The only time I am not using Sandboxie is when the computer is idle or I am doing updates. So, nothing comes close to SBIE.

Bo

 

Agreed! SBIE is the only thing I have never not had on my systems. Everything else changes from time to time, but never Sandboxie on a ram drive. Also, @Sampei Nihira, PopPeeper is very under-rated and has been a staple on my systems for years.

 

Salutations/Greetings,
@bo elam
@n8chavez

What about Sandboxie Plus latest version?

Your feedback/opinions/thoughts?

 

1. Edge
2. PopPeeper
3. Thunderbird
4. Sumo portable
5. CCleaner

 

WiseVector StopX is always running, but the software I use most is LibreOffice and Atlantis Word Processor.

When I go online Firefox inside Sandboxie (classic version).

 

I very much like it. It gives you a LOT more features than the classic version. However both versions have the same foundation, and you'll be protected with either version. The classic one has a little bit less of a learning curve. If you need any help just ask!

 

@n8chavez
Thank you! Sandboxie Plus, seem to work better for me....
I appreciate your difference viewpoints this will help me,
look at things differently....

 

Any time!

 

Depends which computer and OS.

Ubuntu:

Brave Browser
Firefox
GIMP
ksnip
electronplayer
Stellarium
SMPlayer
LibO

macOS

Brave Browser
Safari
QuickTime
GIMP
SkySafari 6
LibO

 

Since I am the only individual who uses my computer.

If auto started counts:
Knotes
RSS Guard
Dropbox
Qbittorrent
Steam

If not (Pinned to Task Manager):
Dolphin
Konsole
Firefox
Claws Mail
Grsync
Kwrite
Kate
LibreOffice

 

Catsxp (a fork of Brave Browser)/Côc Côc Browser/MS Edge
Internet Download Manager/Internet Download Accelerator/FlashGet
Patch My PC
Total Uninstall
Spotify

Since I use multiple browsers and download managers, I thought I'd list them all together.

I use Edge solely for following links from and commenting on YouTube videos, as I never sign into my Google account on my other browsers. But for watching YouTube I use my TV.

I use IDA and FlashGet just to check for updates to installers I've previously downloaded. I use IDM for downloading large files.

 

Edge, Firefox, Total Commander, MPC-HC, Qbittorrent, Internet Download Manager, Foxit reader free, Everything search.

 

Firefox
PotPlayer
OneNote
SumatraPDF
File Explorer

 

Mostly Used on My iMac:

• Safari Browser.
• Logitech Software for my MX Master 2S Mouse.
• iWorks Software.
• Malwarebytes Premium for Mac always running for layered security.

 

For productivity and entertainment:

Vivaldi, Media Player Classic, SumatraPDF, EditPad Lite, XnView, JStock

For monitoring the system:

SpyShelter, TinyResMeter

Other handy tools:

Gadwin PrintScreen
UltraSearch

They all work on both Win 8.1 and Win 10

 

- AppGuard
- Opera browser
- Comodo Internet Security
- Libre Office
- PrivaZer

 

Firefox
Outlook
Photoshop
Notepad
File Explorer

 

Work laptop:
Edge, Outlook, OneNote, Teams, IntelliJ. I connect a lot to Linux machine, so bash and rest of Linux typical command line stuff also.

Personal laptop:
Firefox, KeePassXC, Featherpad (lightweight notepad for Linux), PCManFM-QT, Viewnior, bash, pulsemixer etc, Thunderbird.

 

For my "production" system and with some exceptions for my adjuvant systems:

Hands-on:
Firefox - casual & Outlook 365 on da Web (OWA)
KeePassXC
QuiteRSS
POP Peeper Pro
Everything
EditPad Lite (when Notepad2 is two too much)
Rainlendar Lite
FreeCommander
Moffsoft FreeCalc
ClipTrap
USB Safely Remove
TeamViewer
Thunderbird (to access 2008-2021 of email/calendar/XNote history)

Just workin' there in the background...
Open Hardware Monitor
CrystalDiskInfo
SyncFolders
Networx
Personal Backup
Qlock
ShellFolderFix
NoCloseMod

 

Raxco's Instant Recovery
Macro Express
Sandboxie
Macrium Reflect
Microsoft 365

 

Firefox in Sandboxie Plus
RivaTuner Statisitics Server in conjunction with HWiNFO64 (for frames cap and in-game monitoring)
HiBit Uninstaller--it's like a jack knife of various tools within the UI