This license permits installing and using the software on up to 100 computers.
The MM3-WebAssistent is a fantastic tool for anyone who wants to use the internet more efficiently and at a reduced cost. This proxy off-line reader is perfect for archiving all websites visited, and with no difference between online and offline mode, users can navigate the archive with ease.
The offline browser principle is a standout feature, as browsing can be done offline in the cache archive without the pressure of timing. In online mode, the cache archive is used for acceleration or actualization, with support for http, https, and ftp protocols. Additionally, links to locally available files are marked and highlighting the difference between new and locally available HTML pages in the online mode.
Navigation is also made easy with the ability to use the archive and bookmark collection, as well as supporting the filing of website collections according to specific subjects. Collections can even be exchanged beyond platforms, and comprehensive filtering is individually configurable. This allows for masking out adverts and caching the domain and IP address (DNS).
Developed using the latest Java[TM] technology, this software can be applied on many different platforms, including Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP, Mac, Linux, Unix, Solaris, and OS/2. The installation and deinstallation process is simple and completely transparent.
Furthermore, this license allows for installation and use on up to 100 computers, making it the ideal addition to every browser. So why hesitate? Try the MM3-WebAssistent today and find out why you won't want to browse the internet without it. Visit the MM3Tools homepage for an extensive description of this software.
The offline browser principle is a standout feature, as browsing can be done offline in the cache archive without the pressure of timing. In online mode, the cache archive is used for acceleration or actualization, with support for http, https, and ftp protocols. Additionally, links to locally available files are marked and highlighting the difference between new and locally available HTML pages in the online mode.
Navigation is also made easy with the ability to use the archive and bookmark collection, as well as supporting the filing of website collections according to specific subjects. Collections can even be exchanged beyond platforms, and comprehensive filtering is individually configurable. This allows for masking out adverts and caching the domain and IP address (DNS).
Developed using the latest Java[TM] technology, this software can be applied on many different platforms, including Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP, Mac, Linux, Unix, Solaris, and OS/2. The installation and deinstallation process is simple and completely transparent.
Furthermore, this license allows for installation and use on up to 100 computers, making it the ideal addition to every browser. So why hesitate? Try the MM3-WebAssistent today and find out why you won't want to browse the internet without it. Visit the MM3Tools homepage for an extensive description of this software.
What's New
Version 2003/60 (470kB): N/A