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Please try to send in links in the right category it belongs (e.g., if you have a Mozilla article, go to the Mozilla/News section and click "add URL" to send it from there.). |
These software packages are for interacting with various types of servers on the Internet.
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Please only submit sites which are solely related to downloadable IRC client software. Please do not submit sites which have "online Java clients" they belong in the Chat/Java cat. ONLY quality sites will be accepted, review your site design - huge font? Annoying flashy design? Might want to think about redesigning before submission. |
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Dynamic DNS Client Programs are required for users to take advantage of Dynamic DNS Services. In a nutshell, they monitor the computer's IP address for change - and once a change is detected, they send the new IP address to the Dynamic DNS Provider so the DNS entries may be updated.
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Sites that directly promote illegal file sharing will not be considered. |
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Please only submit web sites offering webmail server software, for purchase and/or download. Please do not submit: * Web-based mail accounts (like hotmail). * Sites offering consultancy for webmail products. |
Computer applications for reading, handling, and/or sending electronic mail.
An Internet "push" client is software that receives information that some server sends out, or broadcasts. This is similar to the way a radio or television receives programs or channels, and often "push" information is called "channels". This is different from, for example, a Web browser, which "pulls", or only receives the specific web pages or other data that the user requests.
| Please try to send in links in the right category it belongs (e.g., if you have a Mozilla article, go to the Mozilla/News section and click "add URL" to send it from there.). |
This category is about Mozilla, and all that goes with it.Mozilla is today more than just a browser. It's a community, it's a component for embedding software, it's a stable source of discussions regarding standards compatibility set by standards bodies like the W3C.
| This category is for freeware WWW search tools except browser toolbars, which should be listed in Computers: Software: Internet: Clients: WWW: Browsers: Plug-ins: Search. Shareware and retail search tools should be placed under Computers: Software: Shareware: Windows: Internet: Search Tools. Submit web-based search tools to a subcategory of Computers: Internet: Searching. |
Internet search clients are downloadable applications that perform metasearches/special searches, filter search results, or enrich the experience of Web searching.
| This category contains software clients for synchronizing a computer's system clock from a time service. Most provide Network Time Protocol (NTP) support. Information on that protocol can be found in Computers/Internet/Protocols/NTP. Server software for providing time service can be found in Computers/Software/Internet/Servers/Time. Web sites which provide the current time as well as sites with general information on time can be found in Reference/Time. |
This category contains software clients for synchronizing a computer's system clock from a time service. Most provide Network Time Protocol (NTP) support. Information on that protocol can be found in Computers/Internet/Protocols/NTP. Server software for providing time service can be found in Computers/Software/Internet/Servers/Time. Web sites which provide the current time as well as sites with general information on time can be found in Reference/Time.
| News clients which run on DOS and on at least one other operating system should be submitted to Computers/Software/Internet/Clients/Usenet. |
Usenet News "readers", also called "user agents". These are software packages that read and/or post to Usenet news servers.
Video Conferencing software and pages devoted to video conferencing
Software found here is used to access content on the WWW.
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