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I just updated Firefox to to version 43.01 (released Dec 18, 2015) via the Help About menu. I was expecting 43.0  :huh:
It also appears that there is no release info about the changes for 43.01 on Mozilla at the moment.

Firefox 43.01
Release Notes don't exist, but only:
Firefox 43.0

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Screenshot Captor / Re: Add: passwords hidden behind asterisks
« on: November 04, 2015, 11:35 AM »
+1 on that too. No reason to add that capability to SC

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Clipboard Help+Spell / Re: Clipboard Help and Spell - New Name?
« on: September 25, 2015, 11:05 AM »
I think the word "Help" is confusing in the name.  "Helper" would be an improvement, but "History" would be much better, IMO.

My suggestion would be "Clipboard History+Spellchecker" which would provide a good description of what the program does and why someone would want it.

"Clipboard History+Spell" would be nearly as informative and a little shorter.



Good suggestion, imo. I use the program very occasionally, and the Clipboard Help part throws me off until I have a look at its main page on DC and remember what it is for.
Then again, being a serial downloader of freeware, I'm often at a loss when looking at older downloads, so I've started to keep a text file with the same name as the download (well, name and version)  containing the original url and description,  plus checksums if they were provided. Any memory aid helps...

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Wow, things have changed so much since this question and Poll was first posted. Is Google Desktop Search still around? (I really didn't like that displaying of search results in a web browser).

Nowadays I would think a "Best" Desktop search would very much depend on your requirements and what viewers are important to you.

I'm a great fan of Everything Search, but that is because I mainly search for files rather than strings in files, and built-in viewers aren't that important to me.

I also still use Total commander a lot, and it works well enough for searching in text files when I know which folder(s) to search. The free MultiCommander has a pretty good File Search add-on.
But I guess these two aren't really Desktop Search tools.

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Still not 100% up, especially for smaller projects. Code::Blocks, Dev C++, Lazarus IDE and PortableApps downloads are available, while small open source utilities like AkelPad Text Editor and ASuite (menu) aren't.

from https://sourceforge.net/blog/category/sitestatus/
(Jul 20, 2015)

"SourceForge developer pages backed by Apache Allura (tickets, wiki, forums, mailing list archives) are back online, along with SourceForge directory pages and downloads restored to service previously. Work continues 24×7 on restoration of SCM (git, hg, bzr, svn, cvs) services, Project Web/DB/Shell services, file upload service, and Mailing List services."

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