Windows (10000 programs)

Pros: Devoid of complicated configurations or settings. Minimal crashes or hangs.

Cons: Translations require updating. Not absolutely stable in ‘normal’ mode.

Pros: Simple and easy to use. Excellent file transfer and screenshot tools.

Cons: No video or audio support.

Pros: User-friendly interface suitable for beginners. Effective compression without significant quality loss.

Cons: Limited support for modern DVDs and copy protection. Not compatible with Blu-ray or HD DVDs.

Pros: Includes the Standard version. Offers more advanced tools. Has a highly-detailed user manual. Free.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Intuitive Media Creation Tool for ease of use. Strong compatibility with modern hardware. Faster installation and performance on SSDs. Clear setup and recovery documentation.

Cons: Limited support for legacy BIOS systems. Activation key required for full functionality.

Pros: Recognizes a wide variety of problems. Offers insightful suggestions for solutions.

Cons: Incompatalbe with software besides Office, Outlook, and 365. Can take hours to finish a test.

Pros: Effortless device detection and setup. Extensive customization options. Automatic updates for seamless operation.

Cons: Limited to ROCCAT peripherals. Some advanced features might require learning.

Pros: Completely free of charge. Lets you choose what type of data it can access online. Highly user-friendly. Lets you request a country to be added as a virtual location.

Cons: Doesn’t have a lot of advanced features.

Pros: Classic web flash design. Straightforward gameplay. Challenging twists. Multiple endings.

Cons: Confusing instructions. Sloppy visuals. Gameplay does not last long.

Pros: Fun, arcade-style gameplay. Large map to explore.

Cons: Dated graphics. Lack of an in-game map makes navigation frustrating. Lacks the depth and refinement of later GTA titles. Can feel somewhat repetitive at times.

Pros: Open source software. Option to start a live broadcast. Provides various editing and mixing tools. Suitable for beginners and expert videographers.

Cons: Comes with a learning curve.

Pros: User-friendly graphical interface. Generates correct SQL syntax. Wide range of predefined tools. Supports secure remote access.

Cons: Complicated per-user licensing model.

Pros: Multiplayer games. Streamlined integration between devices.

Cons: The app’s interface can feel a bit cluttered. The streaming quality can sometimes fluctuate.

Pros: True low-latency performance suitable for gaming. Supports streaming PC audio to multiple devices. Ability to use phone as a wireless mic for PC. Reliable, lag-free experience via USB connection.

Cons: Performance heavily dependent on Wi-Fi stability.

Pros: Sleeker and modern UI. Impressive customization option. Allows downloading of other users' profiles. OBS integration for streaming and Discord.

Cons: Less stable than Logitech Gaming Software. Only supports modern devices.

Pros: Clean, easy-to-navigate interface. Reliable playback for common video formats. Integrated access to Microsoft Store media.

Cons: Limited personalization and settings. MKV compatibility may vary. Store integration disrupts workflow.

Pros: Open-source browser. Free to use. Minimalist interface.

Cons: Not a sophisticated web broswer. Does not support Flash. Does not have auto-update. There are no crash-reports.

Pros: Fast and intuitive. Work pretty much anywhere online. Multiple format and resolution options.

Cons: No advanced converting features.