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ActivatorDesk

Release date: 12-05-2009
Last update: 12-05-2009
License: Shareware (Free to try)
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Ad-free popup-free browsing with new powerful graphically skinnable internet desktop browser system speeds Internet and Windows using an on-board free personal portal server, simultaneous multi-site tabbed windows browsing, blocks banner ads, annoying popup windows, Javascri`pt errors, and 'web-bugs'. The portal includes advanced metasearching of 10 top search engines and 3000+ news sources, manages cookies, provides for safe internet browsing and desktop security, and has over 16,000 built-in most-popular 'safe' links index." "You may migrate your existing Windows Start button menus and Internet Favorites or Bookmarks into a clean memory based programmable web desktop that runs substantially faster, easier, and with much enhanced safety and security. The on-board portal index and ad-filters may be updated over the internet. The same filters also real-time protect or block web-based viruses, like the Nimda virus." "The program may be used without its security or it may be used to 'Lock Down' Windows computers so that only a single individual or select individuals may access it and be limited to view only select web sites or run select Windows programs and desktop lockdown security may also be remotely managed over the internet or any company subnet." "A unique new feature is 'Favorites Only' browsing where any one may import IE or Netscape Favorites or Bookmarks and restrict browsing to only these designated safe web sites." "Among the new security features include over 50 desktop switches that go beyond Windows scri`pting security to even permit the 'turn-off' of the standard Windows desktop interface in favor of a more simplistic tamper-free desktop that may function as a standardized desktop system for all Windows 32bit operating systems. This also includes switches to remove browsing evidence at program shutdown by purging 'Typed URLs', browser History and Cookies on shared PCs."

Platform: Win 98/NT/ME/2000

System Requirements: No special requirements

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