Swallow

swallow

Web site: swallow2.securityblog.pl Category: Network Subcategory: Peer2Mail clients Platform: Windows License: Freeware Interface: GUI First release: 2006 Swallow – an application for sharing and downloading files from the peer 2 mail network created by hakerzy.net The tool is extremely easy to use and consists of practically one navigation window. To start exchanging files, you must … Read more

Sogou Explorer

sogou explorer

Web site: ie.sogou.com Category: Network Subcategory: Web Browsers Platform: Windows License: Freeware Interface: GUI First release: 2008 Sogou Explorer – a freeware web browser which is based on Chromium project and uses two engines: Google Chrome’s WebKit and Internet Explorer’s Trident. Sogou high-speed browser has accumulated many years of technology and built a nine-level acceleration … Read more

QQ Browser

qq browser

Web site: browser.qq.com Category: Network Subcategory: Web Browsers Platform: Android, iOS, OS X, Windows License: Freeware Interface: GUI First release: 2011 QQ Browser – a freeware, Chromium based web browser develops by Tencent Holdings Limited company, available for Android, MS Windows, Mac OSX and iOS platforms. The browser offers a number of features offered by … Read more

AmIRC

amirc

Web site: www.amirc.org Category: Network Subcategory: IRC Clients Platform: AmigaOS, MorphOS License: Freeware Interface: GUI First release: 1995 AmIRC – a client for the IRC Internet Relay Chat protocol, originally developed by Oliver Wagner and Jamie van den Berge. Its look and feel was copied many times and inspired the creation of XChat. AmIRC was … Read more

Comodo Dragon

comodo dragon

Web site: comodo.com/home/browsers-toolbars/browser.php Category: Network Subcategory: Web Browsers Platform: Windows License: Freeware Interface: GUI First release: 2010 Comodo Dragon – a free web browser based on Chromium created by Comodo. The developers try to maintain an interface similar to Google Chrome, but Dragon deliberately does not implement some of the features that Chrome has to … Read more

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