PrivacyView 2.11
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PrivacyView Software (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP |
| License: | Shareware |
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$39.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 4.96 MB |
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PrivacyView software encrypts all the Internet files you download including images, movies, cookies, history and temp files. Don't delete history, let PrivacyView software hide your Internet files enabling you to enjoy your private web surfing activities without interruption. Yet, PrivacyView software maintains your privacy by not allowing other users to see these Internet files. PrivacyView software enables you to download any Internet file and store them based on folders and categories. Once stored within PrivacyView, you can search files, view pictures and launch movies. You can even import existing files already on your computer; PrivacyView software ensures your file protection by encrypting and hiding them from others who use your PC. When downloading files from the Internet, PrivacyView software enables you to download in two fashions: 1. QuickSave for fast and easy downloading 2. Standard save allowing you to specify folders, categories and names. At the end of the free 15 day trial, pay only $39.95 if you want to keep PrivacyView software. It features: - Full integration with Internet Explorer 5.5 and higher - Advanced Document Encryption Technology - Customizable Categories so you can easily sort and organize your files and images. - Hides your sensitive and private files from prying eyes. This includes your IE browser favorites, history, cookies and image cache.
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