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'''''Crippleware''''' is a term used for free software that isn't fully functional unless you buy it. Demos and shareware are expected to be crippleware, but some software advertises itself as freeware, when in fact, it's crippleware. The following software is crippleware.
 
'''''Crippleware''''' is a term used for free software that isn't fully functional unless you buy it. Demos and shareware are expected to be crippleware, but some software advertises itself as freeware, when in fact, it's crippleware. The following software is crippleware.
  
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| Agree Free DVD Audio Ripper
 
| Agree Free DVD Audio Ripper
 
| Calls itself free, but once installed, you can't alter the settings or convert full discs unless you register. Tons of nag messages as you use it. Doesn't convert audio very well anyway. Doesn't remove itself entirely when you uninstall.
 
| Calls itself free, but once installed, you can't alter the settings or convert full discs unless you register. Tons of nag messages as you use it. Doesn't convert audio very well anyway. Doesn't remove itself entirely when you uninstall.
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Revision as of 21:53, 8 November 2018

Crippleware is a term used for free software that isn't fully functional unless you buy it. Demos and shareware are expected to be crippleware, but some software advertises itself as freeware, when in fact, it's crippleware. The following software is crippleware.

Software Notes
Agree Free DVD Audio Ripper Calls itself free, but once installed, you can't alter the settings or convert full discs unless you register. Tons of nag messages as you use it. Doesn't convert audio very well anyway. Doesn't remove itself entirely when you uninstall.