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Announce Your Software/Service/Product / We Made a Multi-AI Prompt Management and Automation Browser Extension

« Last post by mkasanm on November 01, 2025, 03:25 PM »

I have just released Winbuzzer Prompt Station, a prompt manager and automation browser extension that works with ChatGPT, Gemini and other leading AI chatbots.

As this is the initial version, I am looking for feedback to make it better.




Prompt Station was born out of the need to have a tool for web-based prompt management to optimize my daily workflows.

While there are extensions with some similar features available, none of them really offers all features combined that I need to be highly productive:

- A structured prompt manager with the capacity to manage hundreds of prompts, prompt chains, and system prompts
- Tags
- Advanced search
- Hotkey-support
- Input prompts, stop prompts and unlimited steps for prompt chains
- Quick access from every webpage and chatbot without losing myself clicking through menus
- Availability on non-supported chatbots via pasting
-Sending any prompt and prompt chain from highlighted text from web-pages
- Versioning to always have access to previous prompt versions when tweaking existing prompts
- Export/Import from the library
- Easy saving of any useful text/prompt I find on the web in the library (can also be used as a permanent clipboard)
- Quick searches with search engines from highlighted text on web-pages

Prompt Station includes all these features

It let’s you automate ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, AI Studio, Mistral (so far), and allows quick pasting of prompts and text snippets on any website.

Automation support for more AI tools will be added moving forward.

You can also use it as an advanced clipboard-tool and paste saved text snippets on web-apps like Gmail for email-drafts, or to run searches on Google, Bing, and Perplexity.

I hope you will find great benefit from Prompt Station – like I do – in your daily work. Personally I have seen high productivity gains that allow me to not only work more efficiently, but to also dramatically reduce my mental load.

Please reach out with your suggestions so I can make the extension even more useful.

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General Software Discussion / Re: Windows 10 End of Life: October 14, 2025

« Last post by Shades on October 29, 2025, 05:31 PM »

Let me know how it goes. I haven't gotten around to trying it out yet and may not as soon as I thought I would. 

-Deozaan (October 26, 2025, 02:38 AM)

Myself, I have 1 desktop and 2 laptops. The desktop is about 10 years old, one laptop is 9 years old, the other one is 3,5 years old.
Me desktop runs on Windows Server 2019, my youngest laptop came with Windows 11, the old one runs Pop!_OS (24.04), which is a Ubuntu-based and made by US company System76, who have very nice Linux hardware in their assortment and produce their own Linux operating system. Their hardware is priced like Macs are. But you do get a lot of hardware for it.

Anyway, I really like Pop!_OS. I was using Pop!_OS around 2020 for about a year on another really old laptop. And that experience was working out well for me. About 80% of the tools I use on Windows was already available as Linux native applications. That made the jump to Linux a pretty smooth one. Granted, I don't do a lot of graphic work. Even if I did use Linux in a multi-monitor setup (which worked out-of-the-box).

With the above in mind I found Pop!_OS to be enjoyable to use. For work I have a laptop that I use for maintenance work in the network. That one runs on Linux Mint and this distribution also works very well. It "feels" a lot like Windows 7, if that is of any help.

My oldest laptop has now Pop!_OS (24.04) on it, and I use it also to play games from my GoG library on it and that works rather well.

The only thing I truly miss in Linux is Directory Opus. And DOpus is also the reason why I find Windows 11 still palatable. I hardly do anything with the W11 OS and do as much as possible within DOpus instead.

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Announce Your Software/Service/Product / NoteTask 1.1.0 – Free cross-platform task & notes in plain-text on your disk!

« Last post by astverskoy on October 29, 2025, 04:38 AM »

Hi everyone,

I’ve written a small application called Notetask for managing task lists or notes in plain text files.
It’s useful for quickly organizing many ongoing tasks.

Each line in the file represents a separate task, but multiline tasks are also supported — in the file they are separated by the <br> tag.
The app also supports basic Markdown formatting, so tasks can be easily copied to Markdown files.

Notetask, a free and open-source cross-platform task manager for Windows and Linux. The core idea of Notetask is simple: it stores tasks and notes in plain text files where each line represents a separate task or note. Users can also choose to save their files in an encrypted format for personal information, while all data remains local to their device.

Thanks to its flexible interface customization, users can choose which elements and fields to display, allowing Notetask to function not only as a task manager but also as a notes organizer or a secure personal data storage. Interface settings are saved individually for each file, so every document can have its own preferred layout and visible fields.

Notetask provides a customizable interface and offers a range of features to manage tasks effectively, including automatic numbering, grouping, archiving, duration tracking, task highlighting, merging and indenting tasks, as well as copy/paste in Markdown format.

The project is open-source and written in Lazarus (Free Pascal). GitHub:
https://github.com/plaintool/notetask

Download (latest release):
https://github.com/p...task/releases/latest

Now featured on MajorGeeks — one of the oldest software directories!
https://www.majorgee...etails/notetask.html

If you try this app, please let me know if everything works well for you! Your feedback is greatly appreciated

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DC Website Help and Extras / Re: Cloudflare protection?

« Last post by absoblogginlutely on October 27, 2025, 06:26 AM »

any update on this? Chocolatey are bugging me about the software failing their automating testing routines as it can't be downloaded.

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General Software Discussion / Re: Windows 10 End of Life: October 14, 2025

« Last post by Deozaan on October 26, 2025, 02:38 AM »

Let me know how it goes. I haven't gotten around to trying it out yet and may not as soon as I thought I would. 

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General Software Discussion / Re: Windows 10 End of Life: October 14, 2025

« Last post by wraith808 on October 25, 2025, 05:13 PM »

Anyway, I just learned about Zorin OS, and I think I'm going to check it out soon. It's Ubuntu-based, but has included features to make it easy to transition from Windows, such as handling Windows .exe or .msi files/installers (probably with Wine).

-Deozaan (October 16, 2025, 03:25 PM)

Thanks! I'm going to try it on my old laptop that I'm trying to get up and running.

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General Software Discussion / Re: Windows 10 End of Life: October 14, 2025

« Last post by Deozaan on October 24, 2025, 01:11 PM »

Thanks for the advice. I use my printer infrequently enough that it might be 6 months before I need to print something and realize I can't get it to work on the distro I've been using. 😅

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General Software Discussion / Re: Windows 10 End of Life: October 14, 2025

« Last post by Carol Haynes on October 24, 2025, 09:54 AM »

I could never figure out how to get ESU to work on my primary machine. For some reason the Windows Update screen says "some of these settings are managed by your organization" but I don't have an organization. I must have tweaked something in the registry or group policy years ago to keep it from rebooting on me when it updated itself. 🤷‍♂️

But I did get it to work on another computer that's almost never on these days.

Anyway, I just learned about Zorin OS, and I think I'm going to check it out soon. It's Ubuntu-based, but has included features to make it easy to transition from Windows, such as handling Windows .exe or .msi files/installers (probably with Wine).

-Deozaan (October 16, 2025, 03:25 PM)

It does use Wine

Before choosing a distro look at which hardware you have and what support it needs (eg. if you want Linux printer drivers not just the generic ones built in) - and if you plan to use various programmes check which distros are recommended (eg. da Vinci resolve needs a lot of messing about if you don't use the distro they set up for).

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N.A.N.Y. 2021 / Re: NANY 2021: yaydl

« Last post by Tuxman on October 21, 2025, 06:11 AM »

Major rework: 0.18.0 (and 0.18.1). Fixed YouTube, improved the smoothness of adding new handlers (introducing a yaydl-specific HTTP(S) agent that adds proxy detection automatically), large changeset, small actual changes, basically.

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General Software Discussion / Re: Windows 10 End of Life: October 14, 2025

« Last post by erikts on October 19, 2025, 08:01 PM »

I use windows 11 laptop at work and for personal use I purchased $160 pc (i3 1005G) with Windows 11 pre installed in April.