DIRECTX FILEHIPPO

Name:	Directx Filehippo
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	May 19, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1515
Downloads last week:	64
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Navigational buttons are in bright Directx Filehippo designs indicating purpose. The black theme is continued with the address field and Directx Filehippo field, but text is easy to read here as well. Oddly enough, the sidebar didn't get the same treatment as the rest of the browser. It still has the default Firefox theme. This program turns the traditional file menu into a split-screen file Directx Filehippo. That makes it so much easier to look at multiple folders at once. In addition to that, it's easy to drag Directx Filehippo from one folder to another without accidentally making copies or messing Directx Filehippo up. Initially, it's not easy to perform even the basic operations. There are more than 30 buttons on the menu bar and many of them link to features you'll only use once or twice if you use them at all. Luckily, you can customize several parts of the menu to make it fit your style. You can change what file folder the program starts with and the size and style of your file icons. Directx Filehippo even lets you set your Directx Filehippo and menu buttons for easier navigation. What's new in this version: Version 7.5 includes ability to double-click and select Directx Filehippo in all transaction fields. Directx Filehippo is free Firefox extensions to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources. It lives right where you do your work in the web browser itself. Directx Filehippo helps parents keep their kids safe online by leveling the playing field against the biggest threat: your tech-savvy kids, themselves. Even the cleverest little minds will find it all but impossible to bypass Qustodio's constant monitoring of their online activity: What sites they visit, who they visit with, and what they say and do. It covers Directx Filehippo media sites, e-mail, and the sites kids visit, not to mention the ones they shouldn't; Directx Filehippo blocks access to those sites, and you know which ones we mean, plus any you deem inappropriate for the progeny. You can configure separate accounts with different settings for each child, so the 13-year-old doesn't have to share the 8-year-old's security levels, even if you think they should. And even Little Einstein will have a hard time cracking Qustodio's shell. Here's another break: Directx Filehippo is free.