Networking (543 programs)

Pros: Very easy to use. Compatible with lots of hardware.

Cons: Basically no frills. Not open source.

Pros: Easy install. Good VPN.

Cons: Registration may fail. Official site cannot be reached.

Pros: Easy to use, even for beginners. Nice interface design. One-click features. Quick network analysis.

Cons: None worth mentioning.

Pros: The QEMU architecture supports most major operating systems. Its open-source nature is associated with regular updates and improvements.

Cons: There is currently no version of this package which supports Mac systems. Some users have complained that performance speeds could be slightly increased.

Pros: Easy to use. Global servers available. Industry-grade security measures.

Cons: Not many configuration options. Multiple device support only for premium plans. Sometimes takes a few tries to connect.

Pros: Free to use. Allows up to 10 different connections. Easy to switch from presenter to host. Fairly fast sharing.

Cons: Not clear how to start audio conference calls.

Pros: Very easy to install and use.. Mask your IP for privacy.. Choose which country you appear to be from..

Cons: Can slow down your connection a lot.. Choices are limited on the free version..

Pros: Simple and stable. No configuration required. Completely portable. No installation needed.

Cons: Not updated in years. Outdated GUI. Lacks a few advanced features. Only for Windows 8.

Pros: Quick install. Easy Interface. Not resource hungry. Beginner friendly.

Cons: May include other software upon install. No other customization options. No troubleshooting help. Limited functionality.

Pros: Developed by a Google employee. Free to download and use. Comes with an open-source code.

Cons: Benchmarking takes a while.