You're welcome. I prefer my Noise to other sites like noisli.com. You have to create an accout there and the sounds on the the free plan are limited. I agree, my Noise is hands down the best noise generating site I've come across, paid or free.

"The recordings vary in length but are usually brief, from under 30 seconds to around three minutes" making it, IMHO, completely useless.

I hope you never stop! This is one of the best blogs I've ever read. You've got some mad skill here, man. I just hope that you don't lose your style because you're definitely one of the coolest bloggers out there. Please keep it up because the internet needs someone like you spreading the word.

Scott - Stump Grinding Greenville SC

Yup UltraSearch is the one I use. Was an Everything user in the past, but UltraSearch felt faster and had more features. 

I used Everything for a long time. But, a few years ago I found Wizfile https://antibody-software.com/wizfile/ It indexes the entire disk in a coupla seconds. It won's search across disks, which I think Everything can do. But, it's so fast that that doesn't really matter.

The same company also has Wiztree, which replaces windirstat. Same thing, just a few secs, and it's done.

Both are fully functional shareware, so free to try out.

Not affiliated, just a user/customer.

I could use a search took to find the things I put "somewhere safe".

To all who celebrate anything this season, our best wishes.
Wishing you all a Happy New Year.

I've had Everything pinned totaskbar taskbar for years. This creates a toolbar on the taskbar. I haven't tried UltraSearch in a long time, I'll have tontake another look at it. :)

Me too.

Don't know if UltraSearch adds to the Taskbar, but I stopped using Everything, when I found how fast UltraSearch was

What am I missing? I can't find the toolbar option.

Yes, thanks for mentioning it.

If you are installing the 'Everything Toolbar' and come to the step where you need to select 'Explorer.exe' but cannot find it... It's actually called 'Windows Explorer', so scroll further down to 'W', select 'Windows Explorer' and click the 'restart' button and you should be good to go...

This is a fantastic find! Thank you!

I'm not familiar with .mht. I would save a page using your usual method and save the same page at the site and compare the two.

The page is also stored online, so is accessible from a device with an internet connection and can look up other websites and any previous iterations that may have been saved.

Now, could someone please come up with a utility to automatically sort Taskbar icons alphabetically?

Why not just hit the PrtScrn key and save the image ??
Our use the Snip tool in Windows and save the image ??

Can't put a star on this article about this site yet...
Could not access it this a.m.
And checked here:
https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/archive.is.html
with this message:
The site has been unreachable for more than 100 days. If the site is live or if you have further information about the site status, please comment below...

Update: they lied! Just accessed a few hours later it via Edge browser.

Windows Store Apps don't have a standard installer or uninstaller like traditional apps (e.g. .exe or .msi). They are called Progressive Web Apps (PWA) and use the .appx extension. They are stored in the C:\Program Files\WindowsApps folder (if C: is where you've installed Windows).
That's why you can't find them using a standard Revo or a search. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

The thing I find most baffling about this is Microsoft's not following what I would have thought to be an installation standard. No where does installing this (and it isn't the first that bit me) does it show up in the uninstall part of control panel. It just goes somewhere and the standard way of uninstalling programs doesn't work. I'm a fan of Revo Uninstaller Pro (what doesn't have a "Pro" version anymore?) and it didn't show it and could not find it either. Programs have generally uninstalled using Microsoft's uninstaller (or so variation of it) for years and suddenly no more?

Thanks for your prompt reply. I am embarrassed to admit that I looked in all the places mentioned in the link already and just did not see the aText listed. As a result of your comment, I looked again and found it.

The only way I'm aware of to delete large amounts of emails is using search operators to find and delete emails.
Others here may have an idea.
There's a good list of search operators here: 25 Gmail Search Operators That Will Make You a Pro
 

Glad to help out. :-)

If you downloaded it from the Microsoft store, here are directions for uninstalling apps from the Microsoft Store:
How To Uninstall Microsoft Store Apps

If you should find a way to uninstall this (aText) I'd sure like to hear about it. I'm now trying to get rid of it and it doesn't show up anywhere, but still wants to keep running.

No Trace of Duel Toys 2, The Black heart, or Super Cosplay War Ultra can be found ...

And the correct download link for Golden Axe Myth should be:

https://archive.org/download/Golden_Axe_Myth/Golden_Axe_Myth.7z

Oddly enough I updated the link to that site in this article yesterday. :)

Finds of the Week: Privacy Tools / Learn to code for free / Graphics for DIY and crafts / Block Windows 10 Creator update | Gizmo's Freeware

that site is oddly very similar to this site; https://www.privacytools.io
which has been around for years.

You're very welcome. :-)

Thanks for the details. What stayed with me was the volume of commentary that anyone should have to pay to use a browser. I was puzzled by it. If someone develops a program they can charge for it, or these days sell subscriptions to use it.

The link for "Gizmo's Security Wizard" is no good. Get an "OOPs, This Page Cannot be Located."

I remember when Opera first came out, didn't people have to pay to use it at one time? 

That may be an option for most people if they don't like or don't want to start using a product. If you work at an organization that allows only certain programs used on their computers, it's not an option. Might as well do what you can to make it work for you within those confines. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

nice media players

There is a problem in the Free Windows Desktop Software Security List - System Hardening and Protection section. I was looking for an antilogger and in the Key scrambling subsection when clicking on the "NextGen Antikeylogger (FF,IE,OB)" link it redirects to [sex site link removed]

You're very welcome. :-)

Thanks, links fixed

My pleasure, and thank you for the kind words. :-)

Woow that I looking for. Great article. It very easy. if anyone edit photo in online please check it out
Photo Editing Point

How beautiful is the nature... why some people look and see nothing? And so, give no value?
Thank you, rhiannon! For bring us the beauty and the great value... always! :-)

Did you look at the latest Messages app from Google? A separate app is needed for backup, but it supports the latest SMS standards and has a ton of other great features.

I am currently using 5.43.6 64-bit with Win10. https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/sandboxie-technologies-sbie-open-source.428156/page-24#post-2956457 At about six blocks down you can see the different versions as stated at that time. There's a bunch of stuff going on; technically a bit difficult for me to deal with. Since I always keep an array of portable browsers handy, I just use whichever works with whatever version seems to be doing well at the moment. Firefox is always sort of my main goto. Bo Elam is shepherding one fork and David Xantos is doing another. I admit I've never tried the plus fork. Added bells and whistles are usually not for me. Hope this helps in some small way

Little Fighter 2 requires MS VC 2005 SP1 to work, I will try it out in the coming days.

There's an open source version of Lugaru that I have updated in the links, will check out if it's fully free.

I like BlueMail and is probably one of the best email apps out there along with Edison mail. However, none of the free eMail apps gives me a good mobile view and I find myself regularly zooming in to view eMails as mail contents look extremely small in 1080p screen for 60% of eMails. Increasing font size doesn't help, most of the times I have to do it for individual eMails or if I keep it as universal font size it doesn't look good for most eMails. I feel that it's mostly because they utilize the webview of GMails or even Outlook and doesn't have a dedicated mobile view. So I'm stuck with one of the 2 commercial apps that gets mobile view right.

Is there a cataloguer specifically designed for music collections. MAC (MP3 Audio Collection) was great but no longer seems to work with large collections. When I last used it a couple of years ago it handled 120GB OK but now it just hangs after many hours. It was last updated in 2003, so the problem may be with current Windows versions.