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Oracle - 91.00MB (Source libre)
VirtualBox is a virtualization tool for both enterprise and home use, that allows you to create virtual machines. This Open Source application is feat...
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Google - 3KB (Source libre)
Google’s game changing browser Chrome for Mac combines sophisticated technology with a simple UI, to create a faster, safer and easier browsing experi...
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Oracle - 395.46MB (Logiciel gratuit)
Java Development Kit for Mac is a cross-platform SDK platform to provide
specific implementation of Java SE, Java EE and Java ME platforms.
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Oracle - 247.87MB (Logiciel gratuit)
Java Development Kit for Mac is a cross-platform SDK platform to provide
specific implementation of Java SE, Java EE and Java ME platforms.
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Binfer - 53.29MB (Logiciel gratuit)
Binfer for Mac is a direct device to device secure communication and data transfer platform. It includes File Sharing, Sync, Web Drop, Communication...
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FlashPeak Inc. - 78.42MB (Logiciel gratuit)
Slimjet for Mac is a fast and powerful web browser that is based on the Blink engine and is built on top of the Chromium open source project, so if ...
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Hyperbolic Software - 20.37MB (Logiciel contributif)
Tidy Up is a duplicate file finder and disk clean-up app. The app has a great looking user interface coupled with fully customizable search paramete...
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Siber Systems Inc - 30.10MB (Essai commercial)
GoodSync for Mac is an easy, secure, and reliable way to automatically synchronize and back up your photos, MP3s, and important files. Backing-up an...
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Siber Systems Inc - 30.21MB (Essai commercial)
GoodSync for Mac is an easy, secure, and reliable way to automatically synchronize and back up your photos, MP3s, and important files. Backing-up an...
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UMS Team - 81.04MB (Source libre)
Universal Media Server for Mac (UMS) is a DLNA-compliant UPnP Media Server that is cross-platform and supports all major operating systems, including ...
