Microsoft PowerToys
Microsoft PowerToys is a set of utilities for power users on Windows 10.
Tools:
- Color Picker: Pick a color of a pixel on your screen with only one hotkey
- FancyZones: Organize your windows in zones
- File Explorer Add-ons: Previews for markdown and SVG files
- Image Resizer: Resize images easy
- Keyboard Manager: Change hotkeys and key bindings
- PowerRename: Rename many files at once
- PowerToys Run: Lauch your applications quicker
- Shortcut Guide: See all your windows shortcuts at one place
- Video Conference Mute: Mute your microphone and your turn off your camera at a meeting
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The real PowerToys for Windows 11
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Karenify input and copy it to the clipboard
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🧠 This gives me superpowers as a programmer
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A set of commands for working with PowerToys releases.
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Appi is short for App information. The goal is to query your sources for information through one tool; all at once, in groups or individually, highly extensible. Accessible from your favorite shell with easy-to-remeber commands from your keyboard without even touching your mouse.
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PowerToys Run module to permit Agda symbolic input (via Run) anywhere!
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Lives de preparação para o evento Imersão Fullstack && Full Cycle.
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Apr 1, 2021 - TypeScript
Clear RecycleBin for PowerToys Run
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Oct 7, 2023 - C#
A dictionary plugin that supports spelling correction and synonym.
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May 23, 2022 - C#
Fork of the original PowerToys Everything plugin at https://github.com/IzaiahSun/PowerToys
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Powertoys Mac OS Keyboard Layout Mapping.
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An application with a set of unique and creative features, made with intention and love 💙
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Dec 27, 2022
Created by Microsoft
Latest release 10 days ago
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