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Now You: What are your five top programs that you cannot don't want to live without?

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While you can install extensions to improve the password manager's integration in web browsers, you can alternatively use its global hotkey instead as well. While designed for Windows initially, browser extensions and ports for other systems are available which should cover the majority of use cases. It is a local solution that you run on your computer and devices. KeePass has been the solution for me for years.

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Yes, solutions offered by companies such as LastPass have their advantages such as easier syncing to supported devices but I prefer to be in full control of important data at all time. KeePassĪs with all of my data, I prefer my passwords to be stored on my local system and not on third-party servers in the cloud.

Update: I switched to the excellent PicPick recently. Besides screenshot taking, it is also shipping with an editor that allows me to manipulate the screenshot, for instance by adding annotations or blurring parts of it.

I create all screenshots here on Ghacks with the software. Those updates did not add features that I require on the other hand which is why I still use it. I don't think it is available anymore as Techsmith released several program updates in the meantime for it.

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It is not a free program either and actually one of the few commercial programs that I use on my system. SnagIt 10 is not the most recent version of the screenshot taking tool but it offers everything that I require of a program of its kind. It supports labels and news filters, search and different layouts to read feeds in different ways. QuiteRSS offers an impressive set of features that goes well beyond core RSS features. RSS helps me keep up to date with a variety of topics without having to visit the 100+ websites that I'm subscribed to regularly for that. I have switched readers regularly in the past but for the past one or two years, have used QuiteRSS exclusively for all my RSS reading needs. QuiteRSSĪs is the case with email, I prefer my RSS reader to be local. Thunderbird supports add-ons and while it is not getting as much love as Firefox from developers, add-ons improve its functionality in many ways. Probably the only issue is that you cannot sync it to mobile devices as there is no mobile version available of it. While Thunderbird has not changed much in recent time, it is still one of the best email clients you can get for desktop systems. I never warmed to the idea of managing all my email reading and writing online, or keeping all my emails stored on some remote server even though that has some practical advantages. While I have online accounts, I prefer my data to be locally available at all time and Thunderbird ensures that. Thunderbird is the main email client that I use on the desktop.