This free open-source tool beats Windows Task Manager at its own game
It just shows how much better Task Manager could be.
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I built 100+ browser tools as a side project — here’s what I learned
I’ve been working on a side project called FroggoTools. It started pretty simply. I use small online tools all the time — calculators, converters, date utilities, generators, formatting tools, etc.
- FroggoTools started as simple browser utilities with common annoyances.
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- SEO and distribution proved more challenging than development.