RealityRipple SoftwareRealityRipple SoftwareWelcome to RealityRipple Software: quality Open Source Freeware since April 14, 2003.
For the last decade, RealityRipple Software has provided a wide range of free tools, extensions, and applications. Today, over a dozen applications, five Mozilla Extensions, and a handful of themes reside here for you to download and distribute freely. Source code for most applications are free to browse or clone, along with clean and simple installers which are digitally signed to ensure they have not been modified.
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Mouse Manager
v1.6 (June 14, 2018)
Desktop Enhancement
57,080 Downloads, ★★★★★☆
This small and popular utility is designed for one purpose: to let you set the Fourth and Fifth Buttons on your mouse to any keyboard key or series of keys you choose. A simple Tray icon provides access to multiple profiles, letting you select which key commands you want to use with your mouse with a couple clicks.
Supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10.
Satellite Restriction Tracker
v1.5.2 (March 30, 2018)
Utility
3,106 Downloads, ★★★★★☆
Monitors your WildBlue or Exede account's Internet meter, providing a historical graph and warning notifications about excessive increases in usage numbers.
Supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, Yosemite, El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra, and Linux.
Random BackGround
v1.4.4 (February 26, 2013)
Desktop Enhancement
2,880 Downloads, ★★★★★
This simple application provides the ability to change the background image of your desktop automatically. While newer versions of Windows include this "Slideshow" feature, Random BackGround provides different settings which can be used even on these modern Operating Systems, such as a maximum scale limit and the ability to choose between unique images on each screen.
Supports Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10.
In The Dark
Desktop Enhancement, Browser Extension, Communication Tool
2,045 Downloads, ★★★★★☆
This entirely grayscale theme is available for multiple interfaces, bringing darkness to your screen.
Supports Mozilla Firefox, Trillian 3, Trillian 4, Trillian 5, Windows XP.
Border Cursors
v2.0 (January 2, 2016)
Desktop Enhancement
1,966 Downloads, ★★★★★
These cursors are designed to be minimalist and keep the mouse from blocking what's behind it. They come in a variety of colors with normal, large, and extra large sizes for each.
Supports Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10.
Slips7ream
v3.1 (August 25, 2016)
Developer Tool
1,793 Downloads, ★★★★★☆
This DISM interface will help you package and update your Windows 7 installation without the hassle of the command line.
Supports Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10.
🕓 June 8, 2018 Removed all Third Party Elements (Including Ads)
Due to constraints on user privacy imposed by the European Union and the limitations of corporate entities as a result, I've decided to annoy you less, rather than more. Therefore, I have completely removed Google Analytics, Google AdSense, and the AddThis widgets which reside on this website, rather than add an annoying notice about privacy and cookies to retain the functionality of annoying components.
As of now, I'm relying entirely on donations from all of you to keep this website running. I hope to have some new versions and new releases available shortly. At present, I'm not sure what direction to take my work, but it most certainly will not include user tracking or advertising.
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🕟 May 21, 2018 Farewell to Satellite
After a lifetime of Dial-Up and Satellite Internet access due to my location in rural California, I have finally achieved a connection worthy of the modern era, thanks to Ranch WiFi. Yay me. But what does this mean for you?
Satellite Restriction Tracker users, I will no longer be one of you. If something goes wrong, I won't notice immediately anymore. Now, more than ever, it's important to let me know about any issues with connections or the program in general. Without your help, there's no way I can keep on top of ViaSat's changes.
Slips7ream will be back on the development table now that I can quickly grab new and old update files without worrying about a monthly limit or being trapped behind a restriction. It's going to be a high priority on my list until a good release version is made, which is likely to be the final one, as Windows 7 support draws to a close. I may try to create alternate versions for Windows 8 and 10, depending on how things go.
Website visitors won't notice any difference. I'm not suddenly going to abandon my minimalist style simply because I can load mass amounts of data in fractions of a second. Due to my perspective as a long-time low-bandwidth user, I've ended up with the view that much of the Internet is bloated with poorly managed data exchange because of spoiled developers. Kilobytes and Megabytes mean nothing in a world of HD streaming, and as most website data rarely goes beyond a maximum of about 5 MB per page initially, people seem okay with needing that much in every case, when most cases should be mere kilobytes. I will continue to do my best by those with limited connections, and not abandon data conservation practices, not only for the sake of users, but for the sake of cleanliness and efficiency in my code.
Other projects will get their own information as I get more work done. If you'd like to keep up-to-date on what's going on behind the scenes, you can check out my GitHub repository.
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🕔 May 16, 2018 Bloodmoon Edition of In The Dark for Pale Moon
A completely new take on In The Dark has been uploaded for Pale Moon users, changing the grayscale style to a red tint. Supposedly, the color red's longer wavelength makes it easier on eyes in dark areas, so this theme may help out night-time users, or it may not. That's not really the point of the Bloodmoon Edition. Instead, it's supposed to be an alternative to In The Dark for those that are looking for a little more color and definition.
This new edition uses the exact same style and interface as the old In The Dark, but uses shades of red rather than gray for all icons and elements. Most of the shades are dark and merge well with the black-focused interface, though a lighter red is used in place of white where applicable. Text is still white, but images and objects all use the new red aesthetic.
The new Bloodmoon Edition will be updated side-by-side with In The Dark for Pale Moon, ensuring a consistent user experience between the two themes. The colorization also helps me find and improve issues with the original theme that don't stick out so obviously in black-and-white. So, as always, if you notice anything unreadable, strange, or downright unpleasant with the theme, please let me know through the comment system. And remember, your contributions keep this website and all the projects on it running!
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In The Dark for Pale Moon (Bloodmoon Edition)
In The Dark for Pale Moon (Bloodmoon Edition) — 💬 4 Comments
Steve Silvi Jun 10, 6:58 AM
Yep, that did it. Apparently that config setting did not "take" when I installed Pale Moon, as the value was set to '1' (close buttons on all tabs). After setting it to '0' and then back to '1', there are close buttons on all tabs now.
Steve Silvi Jun 10, 6:50 AM
Thanks for responding. I'll give that a go...
RealityRipple Jun 6, 9:36 AM
That feature is controlled by an about:config option, browser.tabs.closeButtons. For more information, see <http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.tabs.closeButtons>.
Steve Silvi Jun 6, 6:07 AM
Awesome theme! I especially like the larger icons and the muted red color that doesn't jump out at me. However, there is no "X" on the right side of the tabs to close them individually. Is this intentional. It seems the only way to close a tab is to right-click and select "Close tab". Not a deal-breaker, but maybe a bit more clunky than just clicking on the "X". Anyhow, thanks for a cool theme!
InEEDh3LP Apr 27, 6:08 PM
ok thanks
Satellite Restriction Tracker — 💬 233 Comments
RealityRipple Apr 26, 3:46 PM
Ooo...kay. Looks like Exede took care of it right while I was in the middle of working on it. I found a bug in SRT that will need a new version to fix, but I'm reticent to push out a new version so soon after the first signs of a change.
RealityRipple Apr 26, 1:49 PM
Looks like there's some new issue this morning. Can't track it down at the moment, but I'll be keeping an eye on it today. It doesn't seem to affect all accounts at this time, so here's hoping it clears itself up. Anyway, if you're getting stuck at "AJAX 4 of 5" or "4 of 13", I'm on it, sort of.
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