Networking (539 programs)

Pros: Monitors various different COM ports. Ability to monitor devices attached to ports. Great for troubleshooting. Usefull for diagnostics.

Cons: Only suited for use by advanced users. Reports can be difficult to understand at first. Resource intensive when in use. Getting to know your way around requires time.

Pros: Easily set up a WiFi Hotspot.. Add layers of security.. Connect several devices through one..

Cons: May encounter compatibility issues with hardware and Windows 10..

Pros: Free to use. Requires no installation.

Cons: Can be slow at sharing.

Pros: Change your DNS. Add new DNS. Data can be exported to a .txt file.

Cons: No advanced options. It only offers one alternative DNS (Google Public DNS).

Pros: Provides lots of information on network activity. Several ways to restrict network communication.

Cons: An auto-alert feature would be nice, for instant notification of network spikes.

Pros: Seamless file transfer between Windows and Linux. Native Windows look and feel with drag-and-drop. Secure transfers using sodium and openssl encryption. Out-of-the-box discovery via zeroconf networking.

Cons: May require manual firewall configuration.

Pros: Quick and easy to install. Seamless syncing.

Cons: Transfer could be slow at times. Limited range between devices.

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: Free to download and use. Easy to adapt and customise.

Cons: Only suitable for Windows users. Nothing very new or different.

Pros: Find MAC address details quickly and easily. Supports configuring of devices via network. Small and lightweight. Fast and responsive.

Cons: Lacks features for advanced users. Overly simplistic interface. Limited OS support. No remote device management functionality.