One of the problems that every computer user faces is that as the number of folders grows, finding folders becomes increasingly difficult and inefficient. Because in Windows, all folders look almost exactly the same (both look and color) by default, and the only thing that can distinguish them is the folder name. Even the most reasonable folder organization can't solve the problem from the root, because the human eye and brain can't process text information as fast as colors and images.

Even today, none of Google's Chrome and Chromium official releases or any variation of Chromium cares about the user habits. In other words, the officials only care about the implementation of the core functions, user interface tweaks and bug fixes of their web browser. As for the two most important things - the ease of use and performance of browser, Google never takes them seriously. That's why so many variations of Chromium appear and they are more popular than Chrome or Chromium.

Mouse without Borders (AKA: Mouse w/o Borders) is a keyboard & mouse auxiliary tool released by Microsoft, developed by Truong Do from Microsoft Garage in 2011. This small tool allows user to use a set of keyboard and mouse to control multiple computers (up to 4), including copy/paste (i.e. share the clipboard), drag & drop, and other common file operations on different computers just like using the same computer, thus greatly improving the work efficiency.

Actual Window Manager is a practical and intelligent desktop enhancement application, developed by Actual Tools from Canada. If you feel like you're running out of your desktop space at work, then it can make a huge difference to your desktop. However, it's important to note that the goal of this tool is not to change your window usage habit, but to make it get the maximum play and enhance.

Opening multiple windows of Windows Explorer or interfaces of multiple programs is the basic operation that any computer user cannot avoid, which is not only a usage habit, but also to improve work efficiency. However, that actually reduces work efficiency to some extent. Because you'll have to go back and forth in a cluttered windows layout to find your target window and switch between them (the taskbar is crowded, the windows on desktop are overlapped).