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garysfm
An advanced file manager with qss themes and iso and folder previews
garysfm which stands for Gary's File Manager is a file manager with some advanced features. Those features include bulk renaming and folder image previews. I has rather advanced search functions, tab browsing with persistence between launches. It remembers your folder sorting and view options in icon view. It also remembers your active tabs between sessions. It has progress dialog while doing large operations like copying large files, and folders with many files. python version works on... -
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Enfomi
Encryption App
Enfomi is a cross-platform standalone password-based encryption/decryption program that supports 27 algorithm variants (including AES 256bit). Archives can be self-decrypting, thus making it perfect for mobile applications. -
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Simple File Encryptor - for Windows
Encrypt files and folders or create your own encrypted text files.
Simple File Encryptor (SFE) is a small, easy to use file and folder encryption app for windows. SFE provides 256bit AES password protected secure encryption for files. - Encrypting/Decrypting Text - Create and export secure encrypted text files. - Encrypting/Decrypting files or folders - Select any file type or folder to encrypt. Opt to compress before encryption and also to remove the unencrypted file after. - New Encrypt Box - A permanent secure folder on your hard drive. Drag...
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