As another excellent one of numerous alternatives of Windows built-in Notepad, EditPad supports almost all the text editing tasks. It has two editions - Lite and Pro, the former is for individual users and free to use, the latter is tailor-made for programmers or other professionals which is commercial.

As everyone knows that Firefox's overladen and frequent update without substantial leaded to its performance worse and worse. In AppNee's opinion, if it's not Google's Chrome finally ends Mozilla's Firefox career, then it must be some half-blooded browser based on the same core kills it. Since Firefox 3.5, we haven't officially use it - just can't stand its fast increasing high resource usage, lower and lower performance and bigger and bigger file size.

bbLean is based on BlackBox, which can fully take over Windows Explorer, known as the best alternative of Explorer.exe, so we can directly replace desktop and Windows Explorer after system starts. bbLean's most prominent advantage is that it can take up less system resources than the standard Explorer.exe of Windows in the same environment (about 50%).

We all knew that, Lantern just abandoned the most perfect and mature P2P work mechanism it initially used, turned into another normal commercial VPN client with excuse: their IPs were blocked too often, they can't afford. I want to ask - how is it possible for the original P2P mechanism to be blocked? AppNee should say - this commercialized world is never in short of excellent commercial VPN services. So, if Lantern refused to turn around, we could only watch it become a passing meteor. And, it's time to turn to SoftEther VPN again.

SlickRun is a command line utility under Windows, equivalent to shortcut key setting application, its function is similar to Add2Run and RunFast, but much stronger, can be used to access any program or website on your PC.