winflowers

I have been using flashget for a couple of years, and it's perfect. I also tried Net Transport for MMS and RTSP streaming media data downloading. It's freeware before v.1.87. Now new version of Flashget(>1.6) supports MMS and RTSP protocol too.

update to new version 1.02 http://www.viksoe.dk/code/gmail.htm

Since the Gmail Drive treat your uploading file as the attachment of your email. So the file size is limited by the attachment of Gmail, that is 10M. The only problem is speed, which depends on your bandwidth.

It's really a nice tool for those who have GMAIL accounts. http://www.viksoe.dk/code/gmail.htm

Don't use this one!! It can mess with your system something fierce... I know from personal experiance with this specific adware remover. It was recommended to me by the panicware company a while back. After I installed an ran it I restarted my computer and there were system files missing. The damned thing eat them... I would stick with Ad-Aware. That is what I'm using now and it seems to work the best out of all the other adware removers out there. I don't have any trouble with it. In my opinion, it works even better than Ad-aware.

I would like to recommend this rather than Ad-aware. This is also my favourite browser.

winflowers, is this software legal? Isn't it something like Kazaa? P2P? What is the status of this program? Can we use this without any threat of legal suits? You inputs will be helpful. Thanks Googlue! I don't know why you suspect its ligality. Have you thought of it when you contact your friends with MSN messanger? Of course, you can get what you need from their website. I would like to say: Just use it!

https://support.google.com/mail/answer/10960?hl=en

Opera is good, but doesn't work on all cases. For example: Gmail, even with latest version, 7.6 preview 1.

Maybe I need a firewall besides an antivirus software. But I haven't met any problems without a firewall.At the moment, I am using KAV for antivirus, Spybot and ad-aware for removing spyware.

I am afraid that the firewall couldn't get rid of all spyware.

I think it shold be something like XP2 if it was released about 2 weeks ago.

I am using Maxthon (MyIE2) browser, which is based on the Internet Explorer engine. It gives many additional efficient features including AD Hunter. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Sorry for that. I didn't want to make them as "spams". I just don't know how to quote two posts in one reply.

I have been using ad-aware for long time. But when I tried spybot search&distroy, I found it could find more adware, like these:--- Search result list --- Lolita4All: Bookmark (Internet Explorer: .DEFAULT) (Bookmark, fixed) Lolita4All: Bookmark (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Bookmark, fixed) Advertising.com: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) Advertising.com: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) Alexa Related: Link (Replace file, fixed) C:\WINDOWS\Web\RELATED.HTM All-In-One Telcom: User settings (Registry key, fixed) HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\gsoft Avenue A, Inc.: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) DoubleClick: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) DSO Exploit: Data source object exploit (Registry change, fixed) HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\0\1004!=W=3 Evileye: Log file (File, fixed) C:\WINDOWS\APPLOG\IRSETUP.LGC Evileye: Autorun settings (INI Delete, fixed) HitBox: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) HitBox: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) HitsLink: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) ValueClick: Tracking cookie (Internet Explorer: gufenghe) (Cookie, fixed) ZipClix: IE toolbar (Registry value, fixed) HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar\WebBrowser\{319A68DB-06D0-46DA-9F93-A810D5A70836}