Tired of struggling with work demos, tutorials, or client guides? Expensive subscriptions, bloated interfaces, privacy concerns… Do these pain points make you avoid screen recorders? Meet Screenity — A 100% free, open-source, privacy-first browser extension that revolutionizes video creation! 🔍 Why Screenity is a Game-Changer Free & Open Source, No Strings Attached: Truly free! Zero… Read More »
Tired of that infuriating red “Low Disk Space” warning on your C drive? When your system grinds to a halt because bloated apps hijack your SSD, FolderMove (400KB, no install) becomes your digital lifesaver. Move installed programs/games to any drive without reinstalling or breaking functionality! Why Ordinary Fixes Fail Common solutions backfire: ✂️ Cut-paste folders:… Read More »
In the digital era, your desktop is your second workspace. Rainmeter – the legendary desktop customization tool born in 2001 – turns chaotic screens into stunning visual command centers. This open-source gem (just 2.4MB install size!) has redefined desktop aesthetics for millions worldwide. Compatible from Windows XP to Windows 11, it runs on barely 10MB… Read More »
In 2025, the popular open-source cloud drive aggregator Alist faced a major trust crisis after being secretly acquired by a commercial company. Openlist, a clean, community-driven alternative, is quickly emerging as the safer and more reliable choice for users who value transparency and data control. 🚨 The Current Crisis with Alist Once loved by the… Read More »
In the Windows world, frequent window switching, resizing, and rearranging can be a daily pain point for office workers and developers alike. Traditional window management requires precise clicks on title bars or borders — slow, tedious, and restrictive. AltSnap, a tiny, free, and open-source Windows window manager, changes the game completely. With just the Alt… Read More »
In the digital photography era, RAW format is like an unprocessed roll of film—holding the purest, richest details of an image. But to truly unlock its potential, you need a professional and flexible post-processing tool. Darktable is exactly that—a fully free, open-source RAW processing powerhouse that rivals Adobe Lightroom in every way. It’s built for… Read More »
Introduction With Microsoft officially ending support for Windows 10 in October 2025, millions of users are facing a tough question: how can they upgrade to Windows 11 if their devices don’t meet the strict hardware requirements? Enter Flyby11 (also known as FlybyScript), a powerful open-source tool that has gained popularity for helping users bypass these… Read More »
In everyday work and creative projects, transferring large files across devices remains a frequent pain point. Whether it’s relying on USB cables or using chat apps like WeChat File Transfer, the process is slow and restrictive. Cloud storage often requires you to upload and then download files again, making the workflow cumbersome and raising privacy… Read More »
In today’s age of information overload, videos have become a key medium for learning. However, extracting valuable information from videos and organizing it into structured notes remains a common challenge. Today, I am excited to introduce BiliNote, an open-source AI-powered video note-taking assistant that automatically analyzes video content and generates clear, structured Markdown notes. This… Read More »
In today’s content-driven era, XiaoHongShu (XHS/RedNote) has become one of the primary sources of high-quality visual content—from tutorials and lifestyle tips to creative inspirations. However, users often face a common challenge: saving content is far more difficult than bookmarking it. The official app offers no download options, while third-party tools are often incomplete or leave… Read More »