Add-ons & Tools (644 programs)

Pros: Easy setup. Does the job without crashing. Lightweight.

Cons: Only works for Internet Explorer. Less popular email clients are not supported. No other functions and only works with texts. Does not work on newer operating systems.

Pros: Intuitive and easy to use. In-house "Lightway" VPN protocol. Plenty of customization options. No data-logging policy.

Cons: No free version.

Pros: Can use a mouse and a keyboard to control your mobile device. Built-in tutorial and instructions. Available as a web app if you don’t want installations. Has two versions.

Cons: Frequent connection issues.

Pros: Captures entire scrolling web pages instantly. Stores all data locally for privacy. Supports high-quality PDF exports with links. Offers robust built-in editing and annotation tools.

Cons: Premium features require a paid upgrade. Outdated user interface.

Pros: Control your music from your browser.. Tiny install size just an optional extra.. Avoid alt-tabbing..

Cons: Doesn?t support 64-bit..

Pros: Chat feature. Custom profile. Synced playback. Convenient and discreet extension.

Cons: Cannot skip around. Not available on portable devices or TV.

Pros: Easy to use. Lets you create your own designs. Styles can be enabled and disabled quickly.

Cons: No built-in beginner-friendly tutorials on the CSS code editor.

Pros: Generate secure passwords. Automatically store passwords and usernames for websites. Complete forms in a click. Tucked in your system tray and accessible from your browsers. 5 different encryption algorithms. Create multiple identities.

Cons: Doesn’t explain difference between encryption algorithms.

Pros: Easy to configure. Lots of filters. Very easy to use.

Cons: Slows browsing considerably. Doesn't work on all ads.

Pros: Can extract any type of web data. Does all web harvesting in minutes. No scripting language knowledge needed. Integrates with Excel.

Cons: Cannot work without a web browser. May face issues with large amounts of data. Freeware limits macro length. Free users do not get file access support.

Pros: Firefox optimized for your CPU architecture. Removed Mozilla telemetry data. Two default UI options. New additional features.

Cons: Sync facilities replace Mozilla with Cyberfox servers. Default theme has display issues with some websites. Overrides any Firefox install - no option to run both. Incompatible with Windows XP.

Pros: Cloud-based services. Drag-and-drop instrument integration. Samples and Instrument Presets Library. Audiotool community.

Cons: Can be too overwhelming for the uninitiated. May require extra APIs for integrating devices. Requires Flash player.

Pros: Simple interface. Multi-platform. Supports large groups. Can send files.

Cons: Video calls lag. Difficult to end calls. Delayed notifications.

Pros: The bundle approach accommodates a range of users. User-friendly interface.

Cons: Command-line approach may miff casual users. Exit version is frowned upon.