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Wednesday giveaway: Comodo Internet Security Pro (Download Squad)

Mar 11th 2009 2:19PM Only US residents! In this world of internet? Oh, come on..

URL Alias adds superpowers to the Firefox address bar (Download Squad)

Dec 4th 2008 9:00AM Yes, you are right. See:

http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/smart-keywords.html

Can't get Migwiz to run? Fab's Autobackup to the rescue! (Download Squad)

Oct 2nd 2008 9:35AM >> but that's my own damn fault

Hey, what's with the swearing?

Gmail - pimp your inbox to create personal knowledge database (Download Squad)

Sep 19th 2008 6:41AM also, emailing "yourself+mortgagecrisis@gmail.com" is not going to work. The space will make an invalid email address. It will need to be yourself+mortgage_crisis@gmail.com or something similar.

NetSetMan Makes Managing Windows Network Settings Easy (Download Squad)

Sep 16th 2008 1:40PM I personally prefer Thinkpad's "Access Connections". Its a far superior product and I think netsetman has a long way to go before it comes to that level.

So I think i will stick with "Access Connections" for now.

Forget Launchers, Just Do It With Windows! - How To (Download Squad)

Aug 21st 2008 11:05AM Agree with Halo2Master here. I am happy investing resources in a install and let it work automatically detect new applications instead of doing this everytime. A near idea though :) I still use the Run box, though a lot less after launchy.

Private Label Custom Domains - seriously, what the hell? (Download Squad)

Aug 6th 2008 9:53AM To be honest, I dont understand the problem.

5 Apps You Run That Suck, and 5 Replacements That Don't (Download Squad)

Aug 6th 2008 9:48AM I would recommend winamp instead of ephpod. It seems to wonderful job of managing everything I have my music one (USB sticks, etc).

It does a wonderful job of managing my iPod.