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SaveFrom.net Reviews

1. Henry    

   about 4 years ago
   Works great

   It works great. If you have the need to batch download multiple online video and music files. You may try Allavsoft

   🏁 Competitors: Allavsoft

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SaveFrom.net mentions (2)

• From the FDA presentation today, approximately 411 deaths per 1 million doses of COVID vaccine. Between 2-6 people killed by the vaccine per COVID death prevented.

  Here's one: https://us.savefrom.net/. Source: over 2 years ago

• Does anybody know where I can purchase Word of Honor?

  It doesn't work anymore! I tried it and got redirected to this site. Source: over 2 years ago

WebVideoCap mentions (11)

• Help with partial internet disconnects

  Get pinginfoview from nirsoft.net and see. Source: 10 months ago

• Discussion on Windows 11's Explorer speed

  Go to nirsoft.net and download a utility named ShellExView. It will show all the registered shell extensions and will let you disable them. Under Options you can choose to hide all Microsoft extensions (which I'd recommend to start), and I would uncheck the 'Show 32-bit Shell Extensions' since it restricts it to only the 32-bit ones. Then disable all the 3rd-party extensions and gradually enable them. You're... Source: 11 months ago

• A tip for those having issues with out-of-order photos due to Date Taken

  Some I use to adjust down to the second are BulkFileChanger (nirsoft.net) (often for correcting Video time stamps to align to pictures correct), GeoSetter (more for geotags but also for date corrections), and occasionally EXIF Date Changer (relliksoftware.com). I also use Bulk Rename Utility (TGRMN Software) for renaming files after date-taken correction so that it renames video files in line with photos as File... Source: about 1 year ago

• Bullshit Has Dominated the Tech Industry

  To mention what good software without bloatware looks like, go checkout https://nirsoft.net website. Small size and absolutely wonderfully working tools made by single dev. Its epitome of craftmanship. - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

• elevated privileged and remotely accessed

  So a few months back I bought a prepaid altel alcatel. The company that manufactures this phone also owns tsl tv, roku tv, blackberry to name a few. (the chinese government owns majority of these companies, department of defense claims they spy on americans. anyways, that phone I bought suddenly became not mine, it had cellular activity that I never activated, it would randomly display nirsoft.net or... Source: over 1 year ago