A powerful Internet browsing utility that enables you to keep track of pages you have visited and may wish to visit again. Its patented iCarousels information display system keeps the collections of pages that you create highly visible and easy to access....
Instant access to our site from any site on the Web search from anywhere on the Web. Get instant access to useful links. Blocks annoying pop-ups. Includes cookie cleaner, history cleaner, and cache cleaner. This toolbar makes it easier to navigate the Web...
Kids NetLinks Sports Edition allows easy addition of custom URLs to the top Sports Sites on the Internet to the desktop, favorites, or start menu. Additionally, you are able to choose from over 20 custom desktop backgrounds that are sports oriented and...
The Link Manager is a program to manage Internet addresses, similar to the favorites or bookmark list of your browser. The Link Manager can be used like a web page. The links can be displayed both hierarchically and alphabetically. There is a search...
Managing web links has become a task almost exclusively for web browsers through built-in bookmark managers but in some cases this utility does not provide the full functionality users require. As its name suggests, Link Manager is full-blown utility not...
Hyperlink BookMark Tool. This utility not only acts as a bookmark for your favorite sites, it also creates a statistical breakdown as to how often you go to a site, when was the last time you visited a site, and your average visits per month. Having...
Local Website Archive offers a fast and easy way to store information from the web on your hard disk. Archived web pages and documents are stored in their original file format and can also be opened with associated applications or found by desktop search...
My Passwords is a secure, central repository for managing personal information for Internet sites, software licenses, and credit cards just to name a few uses. It has 16 data fields whose names can be changed by category to customize to your specific...
