There are a couple of quirks that should be pointed out though, if you decide to give this launcher a try. Firstly, the documentation is all but nonexistent. Clicking help from within the application simply sends you to the features page from the websites. Also, upon first launching Colibri, it will do an index of your start menu and quick-launch folders, but gives no warning that it will be doing so, other than an enigmatic white orb that floats in the center of your screen saying, simply, "Start Menu" then "Quick Launch". No progress bar or anything like that. Finally, once it has installed and indexed, pressing the hot-key combination to bring it up (or clicking on the system tray icon) brings up a completely blank white rectangle in the middle of the screen. It took me three tries before I realized I need to start typing something at this point for it to go to work. Once you wrap your head around it (and it takes no time at all) you might find you've got an intuitive new way to launch all your favorite programs.