Servers (29 programs)
Pros: Complete and easy installation. Free tool.
Cons: Not a production server. Beginners may find this multifunctional tool complex.
Pros: Easily monitors HTTP and HTTPS traffic. Can edit network sessions. A revamped API Composer. Easy collaboration with others.
Cons: Free version still requires an account and logging in.
Pros: Faster than most other shadow/VPN services. It does not keep logs of your activity. Can break through China’s censorship firewall. Uses various TCP connections to blur your online activities.
Cons: There is no kill switch. Does not fully hide your identity. Very few servers available for users. Does not encrypt your traffic.
Pros: Easy installation. Clear, simple settings. Support for plugins.
Cons: No information about extra plugins.
Pros: Fast, streamlined Ubuntu VM creation. Cloud-init and folder mounts support repeatable workflows.
Cons: CLI-first design can challenge GUI-oriented users. Not intended for production environments.
Pros: Easy to use and well-organized interface, Includes all of the features needed for Apache server mangement. Compatible with lots of other popular web software.
Cons: Difficult for first-timers to install and learn. May make password security a larger issue.
Pros: Simple to use. Stream content from your Mac to your PS3. Includes iTunes artwork and video previews.
Cons: Some .divx files not displayed.
