Here is a Alt+Tab replacer software which lets you preview applications in large size. It replaces Windows native Alt+Tab feature with its own Alt+Tab view mode where you can see a particular application in large size. You can also switch to compact view mode and set custom hotkey to use this software.
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FacePause is free Google Chrome Extension that can help you to pause an ongoing YouTube video when you look away from the screen. This extension uses the webcam of your PC/laptop to detect facial movements and pause a video when the user is not present or looks away from the screen.
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In the timeline of Google Maps, you can see all the places which you have visited, since your first login in your smartphone. You can also see the places which you have frequently visited the most and the total amount time you have spent travelling from one place to another.
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Xtab is a free Google Chrome extension to limit the maximum number of tabs which can remain open at a time. When the limit is reached, it auto closes the already opened tabs based on the condition set by you using extension options. You can close least recently used tab, least accessed, or oldest tab.
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History mapped is a free website which provides information about different battles which were waged between 358 BCE and 1513 AD. You can see the geographical location of the ancient battlefield on the map and watch a video which speaks about the battle in details.
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Quickey is a free Chrome extension which helps a user to launch websites in Chrome with keyboard shortcuts. The extension brings a keyboard layout which is visible on new tab of Chrome. Using that keyboard, you can add websites to particular keys and launch them using keys or shortcuts.
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BigType is a free software that helps to enlarge text you are typing as per the user specified ratio. This software works on many offline and online applications on the Windows platform, which makes it a very useful software.
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PlaybackLoop is a free service which is aimed to help users to watch YouTube playlists in order of their release date. With the help of this application, you can arrange the playlists in chronological order and vice-versa.
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Triptipedia is a free website to access hitherto unheard or unread tips for a particular place by travelers from all around the globe. As a traveller, you can also add your own tip and help others with your experience about a place and other related services.
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