Add-ons & Extensions
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Zotero
Free reference management utility
Citrix Workspace
Citrix is the Secret to Remote Work
VirtualDJ
Feature-packed DJ software for all experience levels
Brave
The browser for privacy-conscious users
TeamViewer
Effortless remote support and collaboration
Adobe Premiere Pro
Powerful editing tool
Foxit Reader
A versatile pdf solution with a learning curve
Microsoft Teams
Your all-in-one collaboration hub
WPS Office for Windows
A free Microsoft Office alternative with built-in PDF tools
Microsoft Edge
Free chromium-based web browser
NetBeans IDE
NetBeans IDE: An all-inclusive IDE for Java
Audacity
A versatile tool for audio enthusiasts
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RoboForm
Citrix Workspace
INAV - Configurator
Adblock Plus for Firefox
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Google Translate for Chrome
Vibe
Freedom
Dahua ConfigTool
Smallpdf
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