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UNetbootin UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for a variety of Linux distributions from Windows or Linux, without requiring you to burn a CD.
The Phishing Flow Chart
Panda USB Vaccine 1.0.1.4
http://www.wunderground.com/auto/wxmap/
Just point your browser to fullscreenweather.com, enter your ZIP code, and get browsing. By default the map displays temperatures as measured from stations across Weather Underground's extensive reporting areas, but you can also switch to Precipitation and Cloud views (you can even play back cloud or precipitation movement over time). In the bottom-left of the window you get an overview of current conditions and a four-day forecast, with links to more extensive forecasts on Weather Underground proper.
Protect Me! 1.00
Key Features:
* Easily password-protect any file you want!
* You get one .exe file which contains the encrypted file(s)
o The result will be just a few KB bigger than the encrypted files themselves!
* Your data is really secure!
o SHA1 for password validation
o AES (Rijndael) for your data
* The container file is compiled at runtime!
Work-In-Progress Backup Keeper Work-In-Progress Backup Keeper (WIPBackup) is a lightweight backup tool for keeping all changes of your files so you can go back and restore your files or just view your changes. WIPBackup never throws anything away and is easily configured to suit your work in progress backup needs. Never again lose that important idea or change, even from last week or last month.
Originally designed to help developers keep all the incremental changes that happen while writing applications, the product's performance and versitility will help anyone who spends time creating content from losing anything.
WIPBackup stores its data on one of your external drives or to another internal drive and is available everytime you start your computer.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/13/2010 01:44PM by panzer.
I'm using this player, it's really good. Here are the Win32 downloads
alert: new browser found
http://www.elementsoftware.co.uk/
element browser uses the gecko 1.9.1 trunk and written in .net
like hao's versions, the devs of element have decided to completely eliminate xul but instead of sane lua they opted for crazy .net. like all geckos that use native widgets the browser is a fast loader and responsive however the heavily skinned .net interface is almost as bad as xul when it comes to memory management sans the leaks.
element is littered with redraw bugs and it gets so bad that redraws seep into the page content requiring frequent minimise/restore to be able to see the websites properly
one of it's nifty features is a website dock which looks and acts like mac's dock with social websites as shortcuts..clicking on them opens the website in what is supposedly a kiosk mode (web app). which was funny because facebook treated the browser as a mobile browser and kept redirecting it to m.facebook.. the browser also has a weird useragent which even though it's gecko it has no mention of gecko or build and states as mozilla compatible like tridents.. a huge mistake since it will constantly be served trident bug-infested soup that the gecko won't be able to digest.
there is no way to change skins and you're stuck with the dreamy blue theme even though there's a link to 'add more skins' in preferences which sends to element website but there were no skins ..just 'widgets' which are glorified bookmarklets however then need to bee installed through msi installer
it was interesting to check how they handled ssl errors and invalid certs since they don't rely on pippki and chrome and gunter, you will be shocked... they have completely removed all redirection for invalid certs..that means everything is allowed access on secure pages whether it's a bad cert or not..they don't check it,.. how does gecko respond to that? not very well..and it brought the browser down several times which is nothing new because it seems to enjoy crashing so much that it asks to restore the session before it actually crashes and not after running after a crash..it's like it anticipates the crash and expects it.
to check out how they have removed the js redirection i went to the chrome folder and there was a clear readme there that said..chrome files have no affect whatsoever on element browser..what a surprise
another quirk was the address bar, you can type in it but you cannot copy any url from it or paste to it and there's no context menu..just weird.
this browser needs a lot of polishing. they really need to reconsider the interface and remove all skinning..the google look isn't working for them and unlike objective=c, .net becomes very resource hungry with skins and with the removal of ssl checking and js redirection; element browser is a financial disaster waiting to happen-for the end-user ofcourse..stay clear.
Just a suggestion, since that "other browsers" stuff gets rather lost in this mega thread: Perhaps it would be helpful to make an own thread for "freewares - other browsers" or such...
Your welcome to collect them and post them in another thread. There are some 100+ other browsers out there ...
Nah, quoting is stupid, doesnt let the original authors edit anything etc., and only mods could move and separate other people's postings.
Perhaps just for new postings a separate thread
There not gonna be enough new ones to open a new thread just for this. In freeware collection we managed to find 90 % of all browser ever produced (I think).
Comodo Dragon another chromium based browser
I'm not sure if it was mentioned yet here.
However it couldn't awake my interest for downloading and testing.
Edit:
Sorry Panzer, I noticed your post below.
Shame on me.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/14/2010 03:30PM by Yogi.
Clear
Clear helps users to clear all their session information in most modern browsers, such as Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and support for more browsers is in the works. Clears all session information across all browsers.
All which isn't K-Meleon related.
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 12, 2010 04:24PM
UNetbootin UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for a variety of Linux distributions from Windows or Linux, without requiring you to burn a CD.
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 12, 2010 04:53PM
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 13, 2010 12:39PM
The Phishing Flow Chart
Panda USB Vaccine 1.0.1.4
http://www.wunderground.com/auto/wxmap/
Just point your browser to fullscreenweather.com, enter your ZIP code, and get browsing. By default the map displays temperatures as measured from stations across Weather Underground's extensive reporting areas, but you can also switch to Precipitation and Cloud views (you can even play back cloud or precipitation movement over time). In the bottom-left of the window you get an overview of current conditions and a four-day forecast, with links to more extensive forecasts on Weather Underground proper.
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 13, 2010 01:41PM
Protect Me! 1.00
Key Features:
* Easily password-protect any file you want!
* You get one .exe file which contains the encrypted file(s)
o The result will be just a few KB bigger than the encrypted files themselves!
* Your data is really secure!
o SHA1 for password validation
o AES (Rijndael) for your data
* The container file is compiled at runtime!
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 13, 2010 01:43PM
Work-In-Progress Backup Keeper Work-In-Progress Backup Keeper (WIPBackup) is a lightweight backup tool for keeping all changes of your files so you can go back and restore your files or just view your changes. WIPBackup never throws anything away and is easily configured to suit your work in progress backup needs. Never again lose that important idea or change, even from last week or last month.
Originally designed to help developers keep all the incremental changes that happen while writing applications, the product's performance and versitility will help anyone who spends time creating content from losing anything.
WIPBackup stores its data on one of your external drives or to another internal drive and is available everytime you start your computer.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/13/2010 01:44PM by panzer.
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
slayer
Date: February 14, 2010 12:30AM
It's a blacklisted frontend:MPLAYER
I'm using this player, it's really good. Here are the Win32 downloads
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
disrupted
Date: February 14, 2010 09:12AM
alert: new browser found
http://www.elementsoftware.co.uk/
element browser uses the gecko 1.9.1 trunk and written in .net
like hao's versions, the devs of element have decided to completely eliminate xul but instead of sane lua they opted for crazy .net. like all geckos that use native widgets the browser is a fast loader and responsive however the heavily skinned .net interface is almost as bad as xul when it comes to memory management sans the leaks.
element is littered with redraw bugs and it gets so bad that redraws seep into the page content requiring frequent minimise/restore to be able to see the websites properly
one of it's nifty features is a website dock which looks and acts like mac's dock with social websites as shortcuts..clicking on them opens the website in what is supposedly a kiosk mode (web app). which was funny because facebook treated the browser as a mobile browser and kept redirecting it to m.facebook.. the browser also has a weird useragent which even though it's gecko it has no mention of gecko or build and states as mozilla compatible like tridents.. a huge mistake since it will constantly be served trident bug-infested soup that the gecko won't be able to digest.
there is no way to change skins and you're stuck with the dreamy blue theme even though there's a link to 'add more skins' in preferences which sends to element website but there were no skins ..just 'widgets' which are glorified bookmarklets however then need to bee installed through msi installer
it was interesting to check how they handled ssl errors and invalid certs since they don't rely on pippki and chrome and gunter, you will be shocked... they have completely removed all redirection for invalid certs..that means everything is allowed access on secure pages whether it's a bad cert or not..they don't check it,.. how does gecko respond to that? not very well..and it brought the browser down several times which is nothing new because it seems to enjoy crashing so much that it asks to restore the session before it actually crashes and not after running after a crash..it's like it anticipates the crash and expects it.
to check out how they have removed the js redirection i went to the chrome folder and there was a clear readme there that said..chrome files have no affect whatsoever on element browser..what a surprise
another quirk was the address bar, you can type in it but you cannot copy any url from it or paste to it and there's no context menu..just weird.
this browser needs a lot of polishing. they really need to reconsider the interface and remove all skinning..the google look isn't working for them and unlike objective=c, .net becomes very resource hungry with skins and with the removal of ssl checking and js redirection; element browser is a financial disaster waiting to happen-for the end-user ofcourse..stay clear.
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
siria
Date: February 14, 2010 11:51AM
Just a suggestion, since that "other browsers" stuff gets rather lost in this mega thread: Perhaps it would be helpful to make an own thread for "freewares - other browsers" or such...
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 14, 2010 11:57AM
Your welcome to collect them and post them in another thread. There are some 100+ other browsers out there ...
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
siria
Date: February 14, 2010 12:20PM
Nah, quoting is stupid, doesnt let the original authors edit anything etc., and only mods could move and separate other people's postings.
Perhaps just for new postings a separate thread
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 14, 2010 12:26PM
There not gonna be enough new ones to open a new thread just for this. In freeware collection we managed to find 90 % of all browser ever produced (I think).
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 14, 2010 01:04PM
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
Yogi
Date: February 14, 2010 03:19PM
Quote
disrupted
alert: new browser found
Comodo Dragon another chromium based browser
I'm not sure if it was mentioned yet here.
However it couldn't awake my interest for downloading and testing.
Edit:
Sorry Panzer, I noticed your post below.
Shame on me.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/14/2010 03:30PM by Yogi.
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 14, 2010 03:40PM
Clear
Clear helps users to clear all their session information in most modern browsers, such as Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and support for more browsers is in the works. Clears all session information across all browsers.
Re: freewares: part2
Posted by:
panzer
Date: February 16, 2010 02:46PM
English