Other less-used ones: Indent guides is not bad.Clang-Format is powerful and easy and CodeMaid is very nifty as well.Debug Single Thread, Concurrency Visualizer.Debug Command Line (adds a drop-down that allows to quickly switch between recently used command-lines).MUST-HAVE Extensions (from the VS extension store):.And Compactor helps with windows file compression. I list some near duplicate image finders in the graphics section below. bad, and I would not 100% trust the results (backup!). If you're tight on space (or cloud space) - FileOptimizer is nifty, albeit the author's webpage is.TestDisk and Recuva for file recovery are absolutely MUST-HAVE but I don't have them always installed, I typically carry testdisk on an usb key.MUST-HAVE 7-Zip (OSX: Keka or The Unarchiver). I found that WinRAR can still be very useful if you need to handle symlinks / hardlinks - and if you want to add redundancy (recovery bytes).
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TreeSize or WinDirStat or similar, but as I don't really need it often, I just get the portable version as needed (OSX: Grand Perspective).TeraCopy is similar and has a Mac version too. Nowadays I'm working more across workstations it's handy to have a faster file copier over the network, I use FastCopy (see ) so I can sync Perforce depots (and then use p4 flush) on both machines without going through the p4 server (also, if you have HDD space, use a local p4 proxy, it's nifty!).After installing it I also I limit windows search indexing options only to the start menu and email, as the latter is required by Outlook). MUST-HAVE! Everything is by far the tool I use the most.
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