MedalFolders is a free, small system-tray based program, file, and folders launcher. It allows for adding items to the list through simple drag and drop, and will automatically separate applications and files/folders/URLs into two different sections. I was looking for a simple tray-based launcher when I →
Lacuna Launcher: launch several apps with a single click
Lacuna Launcher is a tiny, free app that can launch multiple programs and/or files with one click. It allows users to assign the order of the launched apps, to assign an optional delay before the apps start running (useful for programs launched on startup), as well →
High Sign: control your PC using mouse gestures
In this post I will review “High Sign”, an excellent freeware mouse gesture program. While Samer has previously reviewed gMote, another mouse gesture program, I planned on reviewing StrokeIt which has been around for a long while now and is almost the founding father of freeware →
Forty-Three of The Best Free Windows Enhancements That You Should Know About
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. →
Folder Menu: access favorite folders, apps, and URL via hotkey or middle mouse button
Folder Menu is a free utility that can display a popup-list of favorite folders, files, and program shortcuts via hotkey or by using the middle mouse button. An added function is the ability to browse your files and folders within the popup dialog. Is there anything →
Standalone Stack: launch your favorite folders as hovering “stacks”
Standalone Stack is a free software that can launch any folder in Mac-style popup icon stacks that appear when you click on a shortcut and fade out when you move or click away. Supports two styles of icons: “grid” and “fan”. I am always looking for →
Circle Dock: a beautiful, highly customizable launcher
Circle Dock is a free, customizable launcher in the shape of a circular dock that can grant instant access to your favorite programs, files, or folders. If you’re looking for a launcher for your favorite apps, folders, and/or files take a look at this one. Circle →
WinExt: a horizontal docking launcher for all your apps, files, and folders
WinExt is a free horizontal bar docked to the top or bottom of your screen that can give access to your files, folders, and programs as cascading menus or as shortcuts placed on the bar itself. It also offers an optional “infobar” with status indicators for →
Stick: add “Screen Tabs” to your desktop
Stick is a free program that introduces tabs attached to the sides of your screen (called “Screen Tabs”) that can display notes, folder contents, web pages, RSS feeds, as well as mini apps such as a calendar or calculator. If you have folders that you always →
Kana Launcher: launch apps from pop-up or floating menus, on-demand
Kana Launcher is a “pop-up menu” style applications launcher that can either reside in your system tray or appear anywhere on the desktop when invoked by a hotkey. It offers two modes, a regular “context menu” style pop-up launcher with a hierarchical tree structure, and a →
Combine a docking launcher and keyboard shorcuts with ProgramLaunch
ProgramLaunch is a applications launcher that docks into the top or bottom of your desktop and can be accessed either by mousing over the edge of the screen or by a shortcut key. It offers a number of interesting functions such as organizing shortcuts by group, →
Launch programs, websites, and Windows tasks using mouse gestures with gMote
gMote is a free program that allows you to record mouse gestures and associate them with applications, websites, and Windows tasks. You can then launch those whenever you need them by drawing the specific gesture associated with the program or task you need on-screen. It seems →
