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joshkimber
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What's an app/product/tool you use that's totally free but you would be willing to pay for?

I find myself using a lot of free tools throughout the week. Some are free and easy to find replacements if they fold but others are not. Curious to hear what apps people are using and how much they would pay for the current free app.
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    Sam ParkerI fucking love this app. · Written
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    • Bridges to ItalyPrez, Bridges to Italy

      This is just the best app for your desktop, you can check all you social networks and email apps at once in a very functional way. Meaning, you can check but also use each app (post, reply, emails etc.) I just love this.

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      The amount of Franz's permanent CPU usage is a no-go for me. I stay with single IM desktop services.

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    • Philip V. ArielFounder and Owner, Philipscom

      No doubt this is a wonderful and useful tool to the online writers and bloggers.

      I appreciate the team for making this possible for millions of users around the world.

      Thanks

      Philip

      #pvariel

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