GeekDrop Software

"GeekDrop Props" - Command-line Windows Property Sheet Opener

Fri, 01/09/2015 - 6:47pm — GeekDrop

A simple command-line utility to open the standard Windows Properties sheet by passing the file/folder/drive path to it.

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I Averaged: 2.8 | 11 votes

There's a New "Peek" in Town ...

Tue, 10/14/2014 - 10:58pm — GeekDrop

GeekDrop Peek

Extract & View Strings in Files via Windows' Context-Menu.

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I Averaged: 2.4 | 9 votes

GeekDrop FaceBook Fan Page Like Box Block for Drupal

Sat, 05/08/2010 - 12:40am — GeekDrop

Here's a custom module by GeekDrop to add the FaceBook Like Box to your Drupal 5.x site, in a block.

Here's a screenshot:

Facebook fan page like box drupal module block geekdrop

The module has quite a few customizable features, such as:

Ability to select the amount of current fans to display in the block

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Organizr Viewer: Chrome Browser Extension to Easily Quick-View your Organizr Server

Fri, 09/06/2019 - 7:45pm — STaRDoGG

Here's a great lil Chrome Browser extension I whipped up to make "quick-viewing" of your Organizr server that much easier.

Just install it, and enter in the URL to your Organizr installation in it's settings area, and you'll get your Organizr page loaded up in a small window when you click it's icon on your Chrome toolbar.

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I Averaged: 3 | 2 votes

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Dark Nord Material Theme for WallaBag

Wed, 09/04/2019 - 8:10pm — STaRDoGG

A Dark Nord Material Theme for WallaBag based on the Nord Theme color palette: https://www.nordtheme.com

This CSS was created specifically for use with Stylish / Stylus (browser extensions) due to being much easier

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I Averaged: 4 | 2 votes

GeekDrop App: VMWare Custom Launcher to Start and Kill It's Services

Wed, 04/24/2013 - 1:01am — STaRDoGG

Alright, so if there's one thing that is a pet peeve of mine is when a software app installs a bunch of Windows services and then leaves them running at all times, even when no part of the program is being used. I come from as far back as Windows 3.1 (probably just gave away my age a bit there) where smart computer users tried to have as few programs eating up your RAM (memory) as possible.

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I Averaged: 2.8 | 15 votes