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MaxLauncher vs Start Everywhere

MaxLauncher

maxlauncher.sourceforge.io

Start Everywhere

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FigureMaxLauncherStart Everywhere
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · Start Menu Customization Software8.1 (#7)7.2 (#26)
Intended usersSourceForge lists the intended audience as advanced end users and end users/desktop.The maker says it develops software with visually impaired people in mind and identifies Start Everywhere as a start menu it uses daily.
SupportSupport is offered through SourceForge bug reports, feature requests, support requests, and discussion forums.The maker provides a Contact page with a contact form and Disqus comments.

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MaxLauncher

  • MaxLauncherFree

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Start Everywhere

  • FreeFree

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In their own words

MaxLauncher

MaxLauncher is a free, open-source tabbed launcher for Windows that opens programs, folders, or commands with two or three keystrokes. Each .mld data file can hold up to ten tabs, with 30 configurable buttons on each, for a maximum of 300 buttons. A favorites bar adds ten configurable buttons assigned to F1–F10. Separate XML-format text files can keep shortcut groups, such as work and home, apart. The launcher supports drag and drop, configurable activation hotkeys, custom themes, multi-launch, multiple instances, and basic multi-monitor use. Users can install it with an executable or choose a portable ZIP version, which the maker says can run from a USB stick or external hard drive. Portable settings can be made read-only to prevent changes to selected launcher data and cache files. The listed requirements are Windows Vista or newer, or Windows XP with Microsoft .NET 3.5 or higher; it runs on 32-bit and 64-bit versions. The downloads page lists version 1.31.0.0, dated October 29, 2021, as the latest release shown.

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Start Everywhere

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