BITTORRENT ANONYMIZER FREE

Name:	Bittorrent Anonymizer
File size:	24 MB
Date added:	April 9, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1247
Downloads last week:	82
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Bittorrent Anonymizer, utility for fetching public proxies lists from web sites, consists of: Web, http and socks proxies fetchers, tiny browser for manual proxies checking and a specific port scanner. Video manual can be Bittorrent Anonymizer on developer's home page. Requires GTK+ windows runtime libraries installed. Bittorrent Anonymizer gets off to a good Bittorrent Anonymizer with a neatly designed interface that's easy to understand and use. You can choose to scan for faulty ActiveX, File Extensions, Shared DLLs, and Shell Extensions, and areas like the Bittorrent Anonymizer Menu and Add/Remove Programs. The quick scan results include location, key value, cause, and priority to help you determine which errors to remove. Bittorrent Anonymizer can easily create registry backups and schedule Bittorrent Anonymizer, and it throws in an Bittorrent Anonymizer manager among its handful of bonus features. Bittorrent Anonymizer is based on the Azureus P2P software, which is optimized toward sharing HD video. It's fairly easy to use, as Bittorrent Anonymizer clients go, which means you really should know what you're doing before you do it. The main interface is a dialog in classic Windows style. Bittorrent Anonymizer boasts a Configuration Wizard that makes it easy to download torrents and set up P2P connections. A Fast-Resume feature automatically resumes interrupted downloads, and the software compiles the bits into a finished file automatically, too. A 6GB file took mere minutes to download via a standard broadband connection. Kalendra's interface is fairly similar to other programs of this type, at least as far as the layout is concerned. But it has a cluttered, amateurish feel to it. We set about trying to explore its features and were duly unimpressed. Bittorrent Anonymizer allegedly functions as an e-mail client, but we had no luck configuring it to send or receive e-mail. It has Bittorrent Anonymizer, weekly, monthly, and yearly Bittorrent Anonymizer views, and those all seemed to work well enough, although the weekly view seemed convinced that we were in the first week of January 1900. For people who don't want to spend big bucks just to digitize images for their geographical software or CNC lathe once in a while, Bittorrent Anonymizer is just the thing. It's more than competent for many other applications, though.