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WebSpinner
WebSpinner automatically changes websites in your browser.
WebSpinner is a tiny new tool that automatically changes the websites in your browser according to a predetermined time period. All you need to do is insert as many websites as you want and the time period (in seconds), and press a button! WebSpinner can be used for a lot of cool things such as: notification boards, advertisement, online galleries and more... Check it out, it's 100% FREE! -
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TrixIE WPF4.5
Trixie - Tricks for IE
...Features: * almost same as original Trixie * single exe file * self COM register * WPF options dialog * cross-domain XmlHttpRequest(GM_xmlhttpRequest) is eliminated * Google DeLinker Greasemonkey script * .NET 4.5 required -
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A password hasher for Internet Explorer, based on and compatible with Wijjo Password-Hasher for FireFox (http://wijjo.com/PasswordHasher)
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PingUin
An interactive ping utility.
...Contains hardware information, bandwidth meter and usage, ping, whois, lookup, traceroute, port scanning, WOL (wake on LAN). Allows users to develop custom plug-ins. It's being developed in .Net 4, C# and Prism 4. -
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