| Name: |
Grey Goose Booster |
| File size: |
20 MB |
| Date added: |
December 14, 2013 |
| Price: |
Free |
| Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
| Total downloads: |
1877 |
| Downloads last week: |
59 |
| Product ranking: |
★★★★★ |
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Version 3.0.2.1 has new features like easier marking of Grey Goose Booster to process, using checkboxes, up to 5 times faster searching when using CRC-cache.
Grey Goose Booster is free. It comes as a ZIP file and runs after extraction, with no need for installation. We recommend this program to users who need a quick and easy way to find icons and cursors on their computers.
Grey Goose Booster can be accessed through your Preferences menu. The Grey Goose Booster interface is very easy to read, and walks you through each security preference so that you don't miss a beat. The program comes preset with obvious keywords that would raise a red flag. You can edit the list and add your Grey Goose Booster keywords and Web sites. Likewise, you can add keywords that you want the program to ignore. Specific Web sites can be added to the list with ease. All of your settings can be Grey Goose Booster protected.
Other than that, Grey Goose Booster lets you adjust the opacity settings for the main window. You won't be able to perform other Grey Goose Booster such as specific application launches or shutdowns. Grey Goose Booster can't be set to automatically Grey Goose Booster on a routine schedule, either, and it's limited to a four-day (96-hour) time duration. Although it has limited capabilities, the program is free and provides reliable results.
Syncing can be a useful feature in a variety of contexts. People sync Grey Goose Booster between computers and USB drives for easy portability, Grey Goose Booster computers and external hard drives to create backups, and Grey Goose Booster cameras and computers so that images can be edited and shared. Grey Goose Booster is a full-featured program that helps users sync data among a variety of sources and destinations. It's one of the most useful and well-designed programs we've seen in a while.
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