Internet & Network (42 programs)
Pros: A very private way to view websites without being tracked. Get what you want with fewer clicks. They have a large community of developers.
Cons: Google provides better search engine answers. You have to download the program to make the search engine work. The global team isn't really very 'global' yet.
Pros: Easy file upload. Allows users to download files shared by other users. Provide revenues for every download your files have. Supports any kind of file.
Cons: Can host unwanted and malicious software bundle. Downloading files from others comes with security risks. May be flagged as a malware.
Pros: Huge database. User feedback on every file.
Cons: Interface is outdated.
Pros: Free service. Simple to use.
Cons: Struggles with large sites. Requires user information.
Pros: Lots of great deals. Easy to navigate.
Cons: Lots of adverts. Not always the lowest prices.
Pros: Simple and easy to use. Decent 10GB data allocation. Competitive plan pricing.
Cons: No file syncing. No file encryption.
Pros: Fast and accurate download speeds. Ad-free app.
Cons: Limited network analysis and diagnostic tools. No upload speed test.
Pros: The free version is able to analyze up to 1000 events each month. A 30-day money-back guarantee is available for all subscriptions.
Cons: The fees associated with more robust plans are quite expensive. Certain plans will not allow the business to use their current domain name.
Pros: Good source of information. Facts and stats to discover.
Cons: Only applicable to fans. Poor grammar.
Pros: Great for discovering new music. Supports a wide variety of musical types. Share music on Twitter, Facebook, email.
Cons: Ads can be intrustive. All songs are played in clean version.
Pros: Interface very similar to uTorrent. Accesible from any web browser. Real time actions.
Cons: None so far.
Pros: Bird's eye view is great. Directions tool is well designed.
Cons: Navigation needs improvement. Some errors.
Pros: Store and share 5GB worth of web pages. Download in WARC file format. Offers pre-configured browsers. Developed by a non-profit organization.
Cons: Dependent on donations and volunteers.
Pros: Completely free to use. Wide browser support.
Cons: User reviews of varying quality. Add-on requires account sign-up.
Pros: No complicated set-up or technical experience required. No costs involved to get started.
Cons: Several more powerful features require local client installation and Pro account. Some of the more useful features still under development.
