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1. 
   Review - Universal Viewer Free

   5.7.0.0 (Mar 29, 2012)

   What's new
   
   03.2012: UV Free 5.7.0 released.
   NavPanel add-on is now freeware; PDF/XPS/DjVu plugin preinstalled; added Space/BkSp cycling through images only.
   
   03.2012: UV Pro 6.4.5 released.
   Portable version available now; .NET Framework no longer needed; online activation no longer needed; changed registration key format. Already registered users of UV 6.x - contact support to update your keys.

2. 
   Review - Duplicate Cleaner

   3.0.3 (Feb 20, 2012)

   One of the best out there.
   
   Note that version 3 is a pay program.
   Version 2, which is available too, is freeware.

3. 
   Review - CameraBag for Windows

   2 Beta 102 (Dec 21, 2011)

   "Free Trial", it appears.
   
   "Use it as much as you like -- no restrictions -- throughout the beta period, and then let us know what you think."
   
   After beta ...

4. 
   Review - Passport

   1.5 (Oct 10, 2011)

   This is a pay program, not freeware.

5. 
   Review - Adobe Flash Player for Windows (Non-IE)

   10.3.181.23 (Jun 7, 2011)

   The (Non-IE) version, which this is, is version: 10.3.181.22, not .23 as shown here.

6. Comment - Windows Media Player Plug-in for Firefox Now a Reality

   10.3.181.23 (Apr 21, 2007 - 10:29 AM)

   What I have found ...
   
   WinXP SP2 (32-bit), WMP 10
   Vista RC2 (32-bit), WMP 11
   
   Works with SeaMonkey & Firefox.
   
   SeaMonkey version 1.0.x & up.
   Firefox 1.5.x & up.
   
   Does not work with Mozilla Suite 1.7.x nor Firefox 1.0.x.
   
   If JavaScript is disabled (or blocked, with NoScript), some sites generate WMP Plugin errors (& can cause FF to quit) when accessed. Some sites simply do not work if JavaScript is enabled.
   
   This site will error: http://gorillamask.net/fgfbomb.shtml
   This site will not play: http://www.amazon.com/gp...pop-up/B00005ASIL001002/
   
   With this Plug-in installed, both sites work without error when JavaScript is disabled.
   
   Appears that this Plug-in supersedes the older plugin, npdsplay.dll. AFAICanTell, you do not need to specifically disable npdsplay.dll. Though you can do so by setting the preference item, plugin.scan.WindowsMediaPlayer to a large number, like 99.
   
   Further Vista does not come with the required DLL's. You could simply copy them from an XP box, but this Plug-in provides the same functionality.