Free and Open Source Programs to Replace Windows 11 apps

[@RayKnowsTech]

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[@Jimmy-bu6zb]

Superb job. I use some of these apps already...& Look forward to trying others that you mentioned. Many thanks.

[@RayKnowsTech]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching

[@nycrsny3406]

Great selection of apps!

[@RayKnowsTech]

Glad you like them!

[@Klaus-z1q-q1n]

Sir you are the best 🎉

[@RayKnowsTech]

Thank you! I appreciate the support

[@llicit1833]

Brave browser on Android is very good as it blocks YT ads. Plus videos keep playing when focus is away from it or even when the screen is off

[@RayKnowsTech]

I appreciate the feedback. I like Brave as well.

[@randyriegel8553]

As far as browsers I still use Chrome. It's development tools are better in my opinion. I'm a software developer so if I'm working on a webpage with Angular or React chrome gives you so much more debugging power. I still test on almost every browser but Microsoft Edge always displays something wrong.

[@RayKnowsTech]

Edge is horrible. Microsoft shot themselves in the foot with that one. You're the developer, I need to be getting your opinions on this software content 🤣

[@llicit1833]

Tried Files but found it quite slow

[@RayKnowsTech]

I did not experience that but but really like the Everything app.

[@alfredduhon8591]

Thank you

[@RayKnowsTech]

You're welcome!

[@johnmiller0000]

Everything has some significant security concerns, including the ability to view files in another user's profile.

[@RayKnowsTech]

@johnmiller0000 I agree I should have probably put a disclaimer on Everything. I have cut that scene from the video. It takes you tube a couple of hours to update. I appreciate your feedback.

[@3ofSpades]

I remember when I didn’t have to worry about my security on windows 7 because it wasn’t constantly doing crappy in the background to compromise the security of my computer.

[@RayKnowsTech]

@@3ofSpades Those were the days!

[@tyronefrielinghaus3467]

Timestamps would be REALLY useful.

[@RayKnowsTech]

I agree. Thats why I included them. Not sure why you dont see them.

[@Maltojo]

I have been using Firefox since it was Mozilla. I use Chrome mostly, but Firefox will do things that Chrome has trouble with.

[@RayKnowsTech]

I agree with that 100% Usually if Chrome struggles with something I open it in Firefox

[@SEO-010]

betterbird

[@RayKnowsTech]

Im checking out Betterbird now and might add it to the next video. This one wasn't on my radar. Thank you for the comment

[@LordHog]

There are no good browsers these days. Google’s Chrome and Chromium derivatives with manifest v3 are the wrong direction to go. Firefox and its derivatives from a corporate that has gone extremely political isn’t something I want to support. We have no good alternatives at this time. Horrible time in browsers

[@RayKnowsTech]

I guess you just have to pick the one you dislike the least. Which do you use?

[@3ofSpades]

Slimjet is still chrome but otherwise it’s probably the best browser we got until the department of Justice forces google to break apart, unless you still fancy using internet explorer. If KZbin goes to the grave if that happens, then good riddance. I’m sick of everyone using this trash website built off the backs of people’s broken hearts and dreams.

[@KU84dh37]

VLC does 'NOT' play "Blu-ray" the last time I checked.

[@RayKnowsTech]

It will play standard Blu-ray easily its the commercial blu-rays that you need additional software to support. I dont have a blu-ray player or disc so its not an issue for me. The focus on the video was that it does support more Media than the default windows player. Thank for the feedback!