.AD File Overview

File Extension: AD
File Type Description: After Dark Screensaver
File Type Developer: Berkeley Systems
Primary Associated Software: After Dark
Primary Software Developer: Berkeley Systems

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What is File Extension AD?

Primarily, a AD file extension is a type of After Dark Screensaver file developed for the After Dark software program by Berkeley Systems. Annoymous user data statistics infer that AD files are most popular in United States and with those using Windows 10 devices. Generally, we have found that most of these people are Google Chrome users.


Associated Developers and Software

After Dark by Berkeley Systems

Top AD User Languages

Top AD File User Browsers

Desktop Friendly?

Yes

Mobile Friendly?

Yes

Most Popular AD File Countries

Top User Operating Systems

Windows 10 Windows 11 Windows 6 Windows 8.1

Associated Operating Systems

Windows
Mac
DOS

Other File Types Related to AD Files

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.5 CRACK Unknown Developer Uncommon Files Unknown File Type
.DOV Safer Networking Ltd. Uncommon Files Temporary (Temp) File
.OED Unknown Developer Uncommon Files Uncommon File Extension
.MOJ Unknown Developer Uncommon Files Unknown File Type
.WCXF PenPower Uncommon Files WorldCard Exchange File
.FUS FXpansion Audio UK Ltd. Uncommon Files GURU Uninstall Script


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