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Nextpad++ v1.1.0 Nextpad++ v1.1.0 👉 A free, open-source, native port of Notepad++ for macOS and Linux. Nextpad++ is a full open-source community port of Notepad++ designed to provide the familiar Notepad++ editing experience natively on macOS and Linux. It uses the same Scintilla editing engine and provides syntax highlighting, search and replace, macro recording, split-view editing, user-defined languages and a growing ecosystem of ported plugins. The macOS interface is implemented using native Cocoa APIs, while the Linux edition uses GTK4, eliminating the need for Wine or other Windows compatibility layers. The editor supports more than 80 programming languages for syntax highlighting and includes 137 interface languages. Its search tools include regular expressions, Find in Files, line bookmarks and incremental search. Documents can be viewed side-by-side with split-view editing, and repetitive editing operations can be automated using recordable and replayable macros. Nextpad++ supports plugins through its built-in Plugin Admin, with community developers continuing to port Notepad++ plugins to macOS and Linux. Configuration files, themes and User Defined Languages are designed to remain compatible across the Windows, macOS and Linux editions. The macOS edition is a Universal Binary containing native ARM64 and x86_64 code, allowing it to run directly on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs without Rosetta. The Linux edition runs natively on x86_64 and ARM64 systems and supports both Wayland and X11. Nextpad++ is an independent community project and is not affiliated with the official Notepad++ development team. It is free and open source under the GNU General Public License v3. The application contains no advertising and the developer states that it contains no telemetry, analytics or data collection. Features: Full independent community port of Notepad++ for macOS and Linux Native macOS Cocoa/AppKit interface Native GTK4 interface on Linux Uses the same Scintilla editing engine as Notepad++ Syntax highlighting for more than 80 programming and markup languages User Defined ... |
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610 | Sep 03, 2026 Nextpad++ for Mac & Linux  |
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SyncTrayzor v2.1.0 SyncTrayzor v2.1.0 👉 Makes Syncthing behave like a native Windows application with a convenient system tray interface. SyncTrayzor is a Windows tray utility for Syncthing that hosts and manages Syncthing, providing a more integrated desktop experience than using the web interface alone. It includes a built-in browser for managing Syncthing, automatically starts with Windows if desired, monitors synchronization activity, and provides notifications for sync events, conflicts, and device status. SyncTrayzor also includes folder watching for faster detection of file changes and tools to help resolve synchronization conflicts. It is designed to simplify the use of Syncthing while retaining all of its powerful decentralized file synchronization capabilities. Features: Built-in browser for managing Syncthing without opening an external web browser Runs from the Windows system tray Optional automatic startup with Windows Real-time synchronization status and activity notifications Folder watcher for faster detection of file changes File transfer progress window Conflict detection and conflict resolution tool Notifications for completed syncs, conflicts, and device connections or disconnections Supports pausing synchronization on metered networks Native 64-bit builds, including Windows on ARM64 Automatic update support Open source (MIT License) Supported operating systems: Windows 10, Windows 11 (64-bit only, including ARM64) Supported languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Turkish, Ukrainian, and additional community-translated languages. Changes: v2.1.0 12-17-25 Reworked the tray activity popup to be draggable and resizable Fixed inverted order of items in the tray activity popup Added a warning when mixed v1/v2 installations are detected Translation updates Dependency and runtime upgrades Embedded browser upgraded to Chromium/CEF v141 This download is for the Windows 64bit version (very bottom of page). If you need the Windows ARM64 version, download here. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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3,440 | Jun 23, 2026 Maximilian Frφhling  |
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Tablacus Explorer v26.6.11 Tablacus Explorer v26.6.11 👉 Customizable tabbed file manager with extensive add-on support. Tablacus Explorer is a portable, open source tabbed file manager for Windows that supports add-ons, multiple languages, Unicode, customizable menus, keys, mouse gestures, aliases, and extra columns such as total file size and labels. It is designed for users who want a highly flexible alternative to standard Windows File Explorer. Features: Tabbed interface Add-on support Completely portable with no installation required Multiple language and Unicode support Extra columns including total file size and label Customizable associations, menus, keys, mouse gestures, and aliases Open source Available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions Supported operating systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 Supported languages: English, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, German, Greek, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish Changes: v26.6.11 06-11-26 Added ARM64 support. (Backup recommended) Added an ARM64 version of Tablacus Explorer. The developer does not have a Windows ARM device, so this build has not been tested by the developer. Windows ARM users can download tearm_260611.zip, extract it over their existing installation, and run TEARM64.exe. The developer is requesting feedback from ARM64 users about whether the build works correctly or if any problems occur. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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