This is a front-end graphical interface for using SSH as a secure SOCKS proxy, on Mac OS X. It is meant mainly for users who don't like using the command line.
Online proxies are a useful way to get around restrictive firewalls that block you from accessing parts of the internet. Maybe your corporate environment has rules against accessing sites like GMail from work, and you need to find out what time to pick up your kids after work. Or maybe you live in a country that censors all foreign media, and you need to upload a video recording to YouTube. Proxies can help with that.
Chances are, you do not want your boss or government to be able to spy on what you do online. That's why it is important to use encryption with your proxy connection. An SSH SOCKS proxy is perfect for that. However, some environments have deep packet inspection (DPI) equipment in place that blocks or throttles all encrypted online communications, rendering your secure SSH useless. We know that this is being done in Iran, for instance.
Experience autumn on your desktop with falling leaves, mushrooms, pumpkins, chipmunks, fruit, acorns and chestnuts.
An interactive screensaver with animated cherry blossoms.
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ScreenSaverNow provides an easy way for you to active your screensaver.
Fly through an endless world of linked rings with this screensaver.
Neko is a everyone’s favorite computerized cat, finally available for Mac OS X
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