KeePass keeps every account inside a single encrypted database and asks you to remember one master key. Version 2.61.1 arrived on 1 May 2026 with a list of fixes, and Auto-Type fills forms by simulating keystrokes.

pigz is the parallel implementation of gzip: the input is sliced into 128 KB blocks and spread over the cores, while the output stays a standard gzip stream. Version 2.8 dates from August 2023, and decompression remains single threaded.

BizHawk 2.11.1 gathers more than forty systems into one window: ten save slots plus unlimited named states, frame advance with instant rewind, memory editing, Lua and C# scripting, and the piano roll style TAStudio.

The whole command line kit for XFS at 7.2.1: mkfs to lay a disk out, xfs_repair to fix it offline, xfs_growfs to grow it while mounted, xfs_scrub to check it in service, plus quota and metadata debugging tools.

Smallpdf is an online set of PDF tools, with thirty entries covering compression, conversion, organising, signing and asking questions of a document. The free tier runs every tool but caps how many results you take away, while Pro lifts the cap and adds OCR and stronger compression.

KeePassXC 2.7.12 is free and open source on Windows, macOS and Linux, storing every account in one local encrypted file with a browser extension for autofill and a generator built in. Data never sits on a vendor server, and no subscription is charged.

ArtMoney finds a value in a running game and lets you change it, with eight search modes, pointer chains up to six levels and more than six thousand user made tables. The SE edition is free for personal use, and the current version is 8.21.3.

AZIP Master handles extraction, compression and browsing inside archives on Android, with batch jobs, password protected ZIP files, background runs and WiFi transfer, plus a direct line to Google Drive. Current version 4.2.3.

Audacity 4 moves the whole interface onto Qt, replaces the tool modes with context aware clip editing, adds grouped clips and three workspaces, and stores projects in a new aup4 format. The 4.0.1 patch brought back export multiple and a portable Windows build.

OCCT 17.1.9 rewrote its memory test as 16 blocks that can be combined at will, next to a power supply stress test and live temperature and voltage curves. The personal edition is free, on both Windows and Linux.

After six quiet years LMMS shipped 1.3.0-alpha.2 in September 2026: 932 commits, 65 contributors and 8 new plugins, plus microtonal tuning, detachable windows and ARM64 builds. The stable release is still the one from July 2020.

GitHub Desktop 3.6.7 brings worktree support to the window, so one repository can check out several branches into separate folders with a shared object store, and merge conflicts can be handed to Copilot. Free and open source on Windows and macOS.

PCSX-Redux is an open source fork of PCSX that drops the plugin system for one monolith, then adds a GDB server, Ghidra hooks, a Lua interface and a VRAM viewer. There is no version number: the builds ship as rolling snapshots of the main branch.

Astro 7.4.1 moves the component compiler and the Markdown pipeline into Rust and pairs with Vite 8, for builds 15 to 61 percent faster. The build command also takes a timings flag that shows where the time went, stage by stage and plugin by plugin.

KDiff3 1.12.5 is out with three way merging, character level highlighting and a built-in conflict editor, licensed GPL-2.0-or-later and running on Windows, macOS and Linux.