Let It Snow
Smooth and seamless snowfall for you desktop, with settings for speed, size and quantity.
Discover a curated selection of truly free software for your Mac — no subscriptions, no trials, no ads.
Smooth and seamless snowfall for you desktop, with settings for speed, size and quantity.
Save, sync and organize your favourite bookmarks across Mac, iPhone and iPad with a privacy-first approach. Collect articles, links, ideas, research and more.
You could pay hundreds of dollars a month for Maya for your 3D modeling and animation, or you could do pretty the same for free with Blender.
Play one of the main music formats or choose from one of many decoder components, all with gapless playback. Tons of advanced options in the settings.
Make sure your windows stay exactly where you want them, regardless of the number of monitors and whether you have disconnected them. Setups can be restored.
Zip is just the beginning, with support for more than 20 archive formats. Supports encryption and decryption, including bulk encryption.
Uncover persistently installed software to make sure it isn’t malware that automatically executes when a computer is started.
Browse images and videos with adaptive layout, Finder-like file management, high-quality scaling, playback support, and more.
Switch app focus by holding down the right command key in combination with the first letter of the app you want. Can also be used to launch apps.
Do with one click that thing you would mostly likely want from Handbrake — convert a video to a small, fast and compatible MP4.
Create, view and edit colour palettes. Supports import of Adobe swatch exchange (.ase) and color list (.clr) files, wide-gamut colours, and multiple formats: RGB, OKLCH and hex.
This soft fork has a slew of features and bug fixes that may or may not ever make it to Thunderbird. If you’re not sure about switching, you can run it on the same profile.
An upcoming version of Audacity not only updates the user interface, but also gives it fresh branding.