NirSoft is a website offering a collection of small freeware utilities developed by Nir Sofer, including desktop tools, system utilities and password-recovery tools. The utilities cover password recovery, network monitoring, browser and system tasks, and are available as a full weekly-updated package download.
Is It Really FOSS
A website that evaluates projects to see whether they are as free and open source as advertised. It publishes reviews of software projects, noting licensing, marketing and transparency concerns, and lists categories of concerns such as open washing and open-core models. Reviews are performed manually without legal expertise.
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- Where Projects are Evaluated To see if they're as free and open source as advertised Source: isitreallyfoss.com
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0NirSoft is a website offering a collection of small freeware utilities developed by Nir Sofer, including desktop tools, system utilities and password-recovery tools. The utilities cover password recovery, network monitoring, browser and system tasks, and are available as a full weekly-updated package download.
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0Portapps is a collection of portable applications for Windows. Each app can be downloaded as a portable setup or a 7z archive and runs through a wrapper written in Golang. The project states it is free and open source.
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SCiZE's Classic Warez Collection is a personal archive of filelists from 1990s BBS warez trading. It presents the lists as they originally appeared, including FILE_ID.DIZ ascii, and offers keyword and filename searches of release NFO files. Visitors can also browse the lists on the owner's BBS.
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0WinTools.Info is a collection of usable Windows tools, including addLEDs, which displays indicators directly on screen, Black NotePad, a plain text editor for Microsoft Windows, and TPM Info, a free program showing details about the computer's TPM security chip. The site also lists tools for system tray clocks, Control Panel access, and dark mode switching.
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0This page provides a guide for downloading paid applications from the Microsoft Store. It notes the method only works for apps that verify ownership via a Microsoft account, not those using external license checkers. The guide outlines steps including retrieving the app's appxbundle or msixbundle file, using the WSAppBak tool, and requires the Wiztree utility.
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