If you have a job that needs you to use multiple different types of web browsers on the same computer, or to use the same/different browsers on different computers, then the most troublesome thing for you is probably to synchronize (import/export) your favorites/bookmarks between these browsers. In cases link this, LinkCollector can help you realize a centralized management to the bookmarks of all your web browsers.

As is known to all, the serious network blockade and censorship in Mainland China (namely the GFW founded in 1998) has given rise to numerous excellent proxy software from China, including but not limited to: Freegate, UltraSurf, SoftEther VPN, GoAgent, Shadowsocks, cow, Lantern, and more. Among them, Shadowsocks (AKA: 影梭) is a free, open-source, cross-platform, encrypted, and secure small proxy project from China. It uses the SOCKS5 proxy protocol (similar to SSH tunnel), and runs very, very fast. In China and many other countries, it's widely used to break through the GFW-like Internet blockade and censorship and access the disturbed, blocked, or shielded web sites and web services around the world, such as Google, YouTube, FaceBook/Twitter, and more.

The photos taken by digital camera are often blurry (this is the congenital deficiency of a bitmap image). As a consequence, utilizing graphics software to manually process (sharpen) these photos is a commonly-used means in the progress of image post-processing, also the only way. However, a better choice is to use Focus Magic to revise those unfocused, blurred photos, so as to say goodbye to the image fuzzy problem and restore the missing details inside.

Jitsi (AKA: Jitsi Desktop, formerly called SIP Communicator) is a powerful, scalable, secure (using the SIP/RTP/SRTP/ZRTP encryption algorithms), high-quality and community-driven VoIP/video conferencing/instant messaging application from France, written in Java. It's free, open-source, cross-platform (across Windows, Linux, Mac OS X desktop platfroms and Andrjoid, iOS mobile devices), multi-protocol and multi-user on use and allows to be made secondary development.

Is it possible to find a lost or stolen computer back? The answer is yes. But that does not mean you need to call the place or just wait for others to knock your door and take your computer back to you. Instead, you have to beforehand deploy a computer positioning software in order to pinpoint your PC location in due course.