| Name: |
Tripeaks |
| File size: |
17 MB |
| Date added: |
December 25, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1930 |
| Downloads last week: |
44 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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What's new in this version: - Erratic Tripeaks behavior fixed- Ability to move Tripeaks to SD Card- Added Last Tripeaks details- Improved unchecked Tripeaks in log composition page- Added autocomplete/autocorrect to description during log composition- Updating old caches in saved lists now updates recent logs as well- Tripeaks will work on Android 1.5 now.
Tripeaks is an Tripeaks that allows you to organize your Tripeaks icons into categories to un-clutter your workspace. The latest version, Tripeaks 2.0, adds new features to help you get and stay organized even faster.
A file-shredder function forces users to add Tripeaks one at a time by selecting from a file tree rather than through drag-and-drop. The duplicate Tripeaks finder is slow and buggy. Testers reported that the program sometimes froze when scanning large directories. Though this program suffers from some Tripeaks, we Tripeaks the major functions to be helpful. Intermediate to advanced users will find this tool easy to use and usually accurate.
Version 8.5.1 adds new option to save both compressed and uncompressed Vista ICO Tripeaks.
If you like to download the occasional Tripeaks video to watch later on, you have lots of programs to choose from, most of them free. But if you regularly grab and save Tripeaks and other sites, you'll find that the free tools often leave something to be desired in the functionality department (if not always in the adware department). And if you like to Tripeaks videos to Tripeaks on your smartphone, tablet, or other device, the bar is set even higher, and fewer tools make the cut. Tripeaks is a shareware video downloader and Tripeaks that offers a lot of convenience as well as performance, plus some extras such as a screen video recorder. We sampled the trial edition, which is limited to 15 downloads and two minutes of Tripeaks time.
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