Time for the annual update on software I use. This time, I’ve got Wakoopa to help me with the relative usage as well. Here’s the top 100 software / web apps I’ve used recently, and how long I spent on them.
- Gmail 186361 seconds
- Notepad++ 130641 seconds
- Google Chrome 79879 seconds
- GitHub 43780 seconds
- Windows Command Prompt 40967 seconds
- Microsoft Excel 32578 seconds
- Microsoft Word 27067 seconds
- Microsoft PowerPoint 27059 seconds
- Windows Explorer 20902 seconds
- Google Docs 17989 seconds
- Foxit Reader 17001 seconds
- Microsoft Outlook 15855 seconds
- Internet Explorer 15830 seconds
- Google Search 15616 seconds
- Skype 14423 seconds
- Media Player Classic 14159 seconds
- Google Groups 7061 seconds
- Google Calendar 5531 seconds
- Wesabe 2814 seconds
- Google Analytics 2665 seconds
- TeamViewer 1985 seconds
- RGui 1875 seconds
- LinkedIn 1528 seconds
- YouTube 1400 seconds
- Stack Overflow 1167 seconds
- Acrobat Connect 964 seconds
- Kongregate 914 seconds
- HTML Help 871 seconds
- PicPick 790 seconds
- Zoundry Raven 684 seconds
- Mockingbird 657 seconds
- Twitter 655 seconds
- iStockphoto 590 seconds
- 7-Zip 584 seconds
- Buzznet 552 seconds
- Inkscape 516 seconds
- Bitbucket 499 seconds
- Microsoft Visio 496 seconds
- Paint.NET 474 seconds
- IrfanView 461 seconds
- Tableau Public 436 seconds
- µTorrent 435 seconds
- HandBrake 422 seconds
- Check Point Endpoint Security 411 seconds
- Windows Task Manager 385 seconds
- Microsoft Project 372 seconds
- IETester 347 seconds
- Google Maps 340 seconds
- eBay 310 seconds
- Spokn 270 seconds
- Firefox 269 seconds
- Google Calendar Sync 259 seconds
- Windows Calculator 247 seconds
- PayPal 246 seconds
- JsonView 220 seconds
- Windows Live Writer 184 seconds
- Junction Link Magic 152 seconds
- WinDirStat 142 seconds
- Kindle 139 seconds
- XAMPP 127 seconds
- Wakoopa 105 seconds
- Dropbox 100 seconds
- Office Help Viewer 99 seconds
- PrimoPDF 94 seconds
- PuTTY 84 seconds
- Python 80 seconds
- Flavors.me 75 seconds
- Google Sites 71 seconds
- Process Explorer 70 seconds
- Windows Volume Control 63 seconds
- Wikipedia 58 seconds
- Nitro PDF Reader 57 seconds
- Management Console 47 seconds
- PythonWin 45 seconds
- Windows Based Script Host 45 seconds
- WinDiff 45 seconds
- VLC Media Player 39 seconds
- ClipX 35 seconds
- Windows Installer 35 seconds
- The Internet Movie Database 32 seconds
- ImageShack 31 seconds
- WordPad 25 seconds
- TeraCopy 22 seconds
- Skype Portable 22 seconds
- Picasa Web Albums 20 seconds
- Syncplicity 17 seconds
- Google Reader 16 seconds
- Google Talk 15 seconds
- VirtualDub 12 seconds
- Adobe Manager 10 seconds
- FreeCall 10 seconds
- Notepad 8 seconds
- Codebase 5 seconds
- eTrust ITM 5 seconds
- Google Checkout 5 seconds
- GDI++ Tray Notifier 5 seconds
- ImgBurn 2 seconds
- Virtual Desktop Manager 2 seconds
- Tesseract201 2 seconds
- TortoiseHg 0 seconds
hi Anand
how do you generate this list? Wakoopa is blocked at Infy. So could not check that one out.
Also, surprised to note that you are a Chrome user against FF. I have used both and my preference is still FF.
I work out of client sites — so sites aren’t blocked. Plus, it includes software from my home laptop.
I shifted to Chrome a while ago, even for development, mostly because it’s faster than FF. The only thing I miss is Firebug, really.
More time on Gmail than browsers – how are you accessing Gmail then?
It doesnt run on Linux (only PC n MAC). Anything for me?
@Somnath, mostly breaking through proxies — see http://goo.gl/6wyg0 and http://goo.gl/DNtui.
@Thej, no idea I’m afraid, but before I used Wakoopa, I was using https://gist.github.com/857652 which worked just fine, except that it wasn’t social and didn’t have the pretty charts. You might want to tweak that for Linux.