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Business password and access manager solution for IT security teamsEuropean businesses use Uniqkey to simplify password management, reclaim IT control and reduce password-based cyber risk. All in one super easy-to-use tool.
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GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer (MFT)GoAnywhere MFT provides secure managed file transfer for enterprises. Deployable on-premise, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments, GoAnywhere MFT software enables organizations to exchange data among employees, customers, and trading partners, as well as between systems, securely. GoAnywhere MFT was a recipient of the Cybersecurity Excellence Award for Secure File Transfer.
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Pixel Art Image Viewer
Look at your pixel art images without blur and zoom limitations.
The problem of other image viewing programs is, that a blur filter gets applied to the image. This works fine for high-res photos, but not for low-res pixel art. Also, zooming doesn't really work either in most programs. That's why I made this software as an alternative to the default image viewer app. Also using the app is very simple, just open the context menu of a image and press "Open with Pixel Art Image Viewer". -
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A pixel art editor written in Java for Java SE and Android platforms. Supports multiple layers, grids, various tools for creating and editing pixel art. In development since June 2010.
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The goal of OpenPixel is to be an open source art program geared towards creating pixel art. It is written in Java and aims to be cross-platform and expandable via plug-ins.
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The Pixel Art Construction Kit is a tool that allows people to easily build isometric stuff, manipulating their little cubes as Lego(TM) blocks. The tool is made by a lightweight core and some plugins that provide (hopefully) all the needed functions
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FusionAuth: Authentication and User Management SoftwareFusionAuth adds login, registration, SSO, MFA, and a bazillion other features to your app in days - not months.
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