

Desktop Fences+
Organizes desktop icons into virtual fences with customizable design options, enhanced visual effects, and right-click interactions. Works on Windows, portable via USB, lightweight, supports multiple monitors, runs offline, and requires no registration for core features.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Windows
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Support for Multiple Monitors
- Portable
- Works Offline
- No registration required
- Desktop Widget
- Application Launchers
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It works really well and helps to keep the desktop organized for those who like to arrange icons. It would be nice if we could choose the colour by hex code, but the software gives plenty of options. Now, it's a must have in all my setups.
What is Desktop Fences+?
Desktop Fences+ creates virtual fences on your desktop, allowing you to group and organize icons in a clean and convenient way. With enhanced visual effects and right-click options, it aims to provide a more polished and customizable user interface.







Comments and Reviews
It works really well and helps to keep the desktop organized for those who like to arrange icons. It would be nice if we could choose the colour by hex code, but the software gives plenty of options. Now, it's a must have in all my setups.
Loved Stardocks Fences and this is the open source version sooo hands down 5/5. Bravo, good work !
A FOSS (free/open source) alternative to ITop desktop. Very similar to the program DeskFrame, but easier to navigate setups of files and folders. AutoStart is not on by default.. it must be toggled in Setting. To change a Fence title, double click it. I might miss the way the subfolder thumbnails show in the ITop panel vs an explorer popup, but privacy is a tradeoff.