Japanese freeware developers often have ideas for original programs—the kind of gadgets you can’t live without once you’ve tried them—and it’s quite a pity most of them aren’t ever translated to English.
So, for today, here are two excellent little programs, that you can download on system13’s page: a simple Alt-Tab replacement that uses the up/down arrows and the mouse wheel, and a… uh, thing, that allows you to access your desktop icons in an… undescribable, but incredibly intuitive, way. It’s too bad it doesn’t work correctly with WindowFX shadows, but it’s still worth a try.
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