HiddeX is a tiny desktop-enhancing program, developed by Igor Smorodsky from Russia. It's designed with the specific purpose of hiding currently active programs on a computer, without terminating their processes. It has the capability of making chosen programs vanish entirely from your screen, and can also conceal taskbar icons.

Anyone who has ever used a Linux or Mac computer knows that there is a very useful virtual desktop feature on both operating systems. Windows didn't offer this feature until Windows 10, but its function and use experience are poor. Therefore, if you want to use virtual desktops on Windows, a better option is a third-party application, and one of the more powerful and popular choices is Dexpot.

The browser can manage multiple webpage windows in the form of multiple tabs, but Windows does not have this function by default. Therefore, when you use multiple software at the same time, you need to switch back and forth between different software interfaces, which is not only messy, but also inefficient. If you want to efficiently manage and access all Windows Explorer and software windows in multiple tabs like using a browser, then Groupy can help you.

uBlock Origin (formerly called uBlock, uBO for short) is a plugin/addon/extension for blocking ads on web pages for all popular web browsers, developed by Raymond Hill from Canada in 2014, using JavaScript. It gives users a cleaner and faster web browsing experience, and is much more powerful than Adblock Plus, AdGuard, Ghostery, NoScript, Privacy Badger.

Windows 11 is capable of installing and running Android apps and games natively, without a third-party Android emulator required any more. However, this process is still a bit complicated for normal users, especially only apps in the Amazon AppStore are allowed to be installed by default. While many times the APP we want to install is not there, so tools like WSA PacMan came into being.