Networking (544 programs)
Pros: Easy to use. No annoying adverts. Lots of features to manipulate.
Cons: There is no GUI interface. No internet radio option.
Pros: Free to download and use. Works quickly and smoothly.
Cons: Only available for Windows. A few bugs in the system.
Pros: Simple configuration. IP addressed correctly masked. Provides list of trusted devices and networks. Used to bypass regional restrictions.
Cons: You may have to install extra programs (Silverlight). Occasional disconnections.
Pros: Makes connecting to Bluetooth devices much easier. Works quietly and discreetly.
Pros: Can export list of devices as a text file for safekeeping. Unobtrusive pop-up alerts. Lightweight. No installation required.
Cons: Doesn't provide auto-block. Sometimes other devices don’t display. Only few features. Doesn’t support 32-bit.
Pros: Free to download and use. Easy to adapt and customise.
Cons: Only suitable for Windows users. Nothing very new or different.
Pros: Bond multiple connections like WiFi, LTE or 4G together to make one super connection. Optimize weak connection lines with packet loss and error correction technology.
Cons: Internet line bonding requires multiple Internet connections to be present. Not a free software, subscription present.
Pros: Each connection is assessed for strength and usage. Download and upload speeds are measured.
Cons: Load balancing won’t help with live video streaming. Available only for Windows computers.
Pros: Functional. Easy to install. Can block both ads and websites.
Cons: Limited in functionality. Interface is too simple. Can’t add a website manually.
Pros: Developed by a Google employee. Free to download and use. Comes with an open-source code.
Cons: Benchmarking takes a while.
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