Maxthon 2.1.5.1250 is now available for download.

No major features were added. This is essentially a bugfix release, dealing with various issues related to the user interface, magic fill, RSS feeds, favorites checking and so on.

Remember to check out the full changelog below the download links and screenshot.

FileZilla 3.1.5.1 is out now – basically a bugfix and optimization release.

Fresh out of Canneverbe’s oven, I give you CDBurnerXP 4.2.3.1110!

What’s new? Well, some bug fixes, UI corrections (the devs call them “cosmetic”), and most important of all, additional work to make CDBXP truly portable.

As of yet, the portable version of 4.2.3.1110 is not yet available, but it will probably show up soon here.

Detailed changelog and download links follow… plus some screenshots.

A new foobar2000 beta just got released: 0.9.6 beta 4.

Just as I was downloading the new beta, I decided to take advantage and test the portable install option. It seems to have worked perfectly, and it’s now playing happily my favorite 4hero album

The process is pretty straightforward (a few screens are included below).

VanDyke Software dropped a maintenance SecureCRT release today, fixing a few bugs. Nothing really major, mostly compatibility issues and minor annoyances (including one related to scripting).

No screenshots this time, just check the changelog below and download links info even “more below”.

It would be unfair not to feature my favorite burning software on WorthInstalling, so here’s a new entry in the catalog: ImgBurn.

The interface is quite simple (nearly everything happens in a single window), but it enables quick access to a lot of the program’s features through handy icon buttons.

Its drive and media support are excellent. I’ve used it with Samsung, Pioneer, LG and NEC drives and it’s worked flawlessly. I only had a problem with a DVD+RW rewritable disc which ImgBurn wanted to erase over and over again.

Check out a few screenshots below. The latest version is 2.4.2.0 and you can download it at the bottom of this post.

Beside being an excellent SSH client, SecureCRT also has a few “hidden” features such as scripting.

Since SecureCRT supports ActiveX scripting engines, scripts can be written in VBScript, JScript or other compliant languages.
Many aspects of the application can be controlled by using scripts, including the user interface, printing, file transfers, dialog prompts and so on.

Here’s a script that sets the tab title to SERVER_IP:SERVER_PORT immediately after a connection is established.

How to use the script:
- Create a new empty text file
- You can name the file whatever you want, as long as the file extension is “.vbs”
- Copy and paste the code below inside the file
- Save and close
- Open the properties dialog for the session you want to test

Sub Main
Dim mytab
Set mytab = crt.getTab(crt.getTabCount)
mytab.caption = mytab.Session.RemoteAddress+":"+CStr(mytab.Session.RemotePort)
End Sub

For more information about scripting in SecureCRT, see the FAQ on Vandyke’s site and the documentation included with the program.