iNetAdviser Professional 4.5.40
| Developer: |
SoftInform (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$44.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 4.20 MB |
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iNetAdviser is an IE based multi-window browser with integrated bookmark management that personalizes surfing based on your browsing history and existing bookmarks. It includes features for ads and popup blocking and clearing any trace of web surfing web page and more. The program allows you to specially mark previously visited links in a page. After hovering the mouse over a link iNetAdviser displays a small snapshot of the page, as well as comments (if any) and the last view date and more. Also you can always tell what pages of a given site you already visited and view all the related comments in a single window.
The powerful bookmarks manager offers advanced management features, personal page ratings, comments, grouped favorites and more. iNetAdviser is designed to work with image archive, wich is organized by the program using different sources (Internet, Hard Drive, CDs). Program allows you to gather graphic files (digital photos, images, etc) from the pages you visit. And you can gather images from the visited pages both in manual and in auto-mode. Also iNetAdviser is capable to download pictures from Internet without visiting sites using web site's addresses, image's URL masks or powers of several search engines simultaneously (so-called meta-search). Besides program allows viewing images stored on your Hard Drive, CDs, etc.
The Quick Groups allow you to create lists of most frequently used bookmarks and group them by topic. Additionally, iNetAdviser allows you to open multiple links from the selected web page area, or all links within the current web page with a single mouse-click.
By creating aliases for your favorite web page addresses you can speed up access to them without having to manually type the lengthy addresses yourself. Additional features include web page translation into various languages, web page voicing and more.
The program can be used as a replacement for Internet Explorer. |
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