- Dolphin Aqua Life 3D Screensaver 2.9. Ocean on Your Desk. — Times when «screensaver» programs were actually used for screen saving (i.e. for prevention of «phosphor burn-ins») are way back in the past. It is no longer a goal for screen savers. Now we have screensavers that demonstrate one’s humor and art capabilities, screensavers that stimulates one to work hard and screensavers that help one rest and relax. And — one the most precious types of screensavers are…
- 3S Web Tools v2.5. Web Developer's Joy. — The website development is a strange thing. Unlike other programming and near-programming activities, webdev requires much more of good taste, common sense, and wish to «do well» rather than strong programming skills. And even when some (or more) of programming IS required, such tasks are rather routine and only require time and accuracy, not «fantasia». So, whenever somebody or something can relieve you from such kind…
- Qengine. Test Your Web Site. — Nowadays, when the role of the Internet in carrying on the business can hardly be overstated, it is really important to organize the functioning of your web sites and web applications properly. In order to get that done, you would need a powerful automated testing tool, such as QEngine. AdventNet’s QEngine is a complete automated web testing tool for the functional, performance, load, web-servicesá and regression…
- Mihov Index Maker 1.50, ToC For The Web — The task which sounds simple to be described: to make a list of files from some folders. Simple? Yep. But let’s think a bit more. Why do we need this list? Typical answer: we want to make this list accessible as a single file, or through the web, or through the intranet. If so, is just a text file with filenames enough? Typically, it isn’t. What we really want…
- DHTMLX Toolkit, Desktop Performance on the Web — With the advent of the Web, our life has changed dramatically. We got used to online shopping, community fellowshipping and a lot of other goods. And still, something just doesn’t seem right in it. It seems the Web technology got stuck far in the past. Doesn’t it make you concerned, for example, that in the light of one-touch, drag-n-drops applications, all the Web has to offer us is just good old…
- Watermarking – protect your images on the web with a few mouse clicks — If you upload many images to the web or actively trade on Ebay, you are probably quite concerned with protecting your content from unauthorized use and distribution. After all, some of your images, if used in an inappropriate context, may compromise you or create an awkward situation that will be hard to deal with afterwards. Apparently, adding a mark to the photos you make public is a good way of solving this…
- AnnWebLinks 1.5, All My Web Organized — Any Web surfer tends to take a note of frequently visited or just interesting places on the web. Of course, you can’t keep those long and unobvious addresses in you own head, so you need some software solution. When the number of links is less than a dozen (like a «weather site», a «humor site» and «my favorite forum»), the standard browser Favorites is just plain enough; but…
- CYAN Secure Web – a fresh look at web security and content protection — Today’s standards of web security require much more than they did a decade ago. Basic access blocking is not as efficient as it used to be and content has to be reliably protected as well. If you or your company is seeking a rock-solid and versatile web security solution, take a closer look at CYAN Secure Web! CYAN Secure Web is a powerful proxy server intended to provide general…
- Lizard Protector Web Content Security: By Invitation Only! — The web is a very convenient media for conveying information to the masses. However, not all information is made to be shared by everyone, especially where information is confidential and privy only to certain parties. The easiest way to shield sensitive information from prying eyes is to password-protect confidential pages. However passwords are insecure since they can be easily shared with others and/or cracked. So there…
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