Free shortcuts to internet millions software for mac

Turbo Internet is an utility that can significantly accelerate your Internet connection, and features a load of useful tools as well.
Generally, providers will allow only a preset rate. Turbo Internet simulates low Internet activity so that the server will allow you to use more bandwith. You might gain up to 3K/sec with a 56K modem.
Accelerate your Internet connection, resume broken downloads, keep your connection alive or reconnect after a disconnection, load extremely fast your favorite sites, launch up to 5 applications right ater being connected, secure your computer, and more.
Enhancements:
- Compatible with MacOS 9.2.1
- Compatible with MacOS X 10.1 and MacOS X 10.1.1
- Fixed ghost-color menus bug
- The Preferences corruption bug is fixed
- The Preferences menu item is now in the Application menu under MacOS X and in the Edit menu under MacOS 9
- Turbo Internet is now compatible with AirPort
- No more random crashes and freezes under MacOS 9
- Turbo Internet will no more use your CPU at 100%
- No more unexpected quits while connecting
- The automatic reconnection feature is now enabled by default
- The automatic reconnection feature now finally works
- Quitting Turbo Internet will no more immediately reconnect you
- You can now disconnect and reconnect without any -3250 error
- Turbo Internet will no more tell you that you are connected when you are not
- The "Connected" window is properly highlighted after a connection
- A lot of bugs related to the Floating Window are now fixed
- Minor interface changes and bug fixes.

In the Mac OS each Internet Protocol (e.g. http:// , FTP://) is handled by a specific application of your choice. You can change some of them in Apples "Internet" preference pane.
You can change all of them or add/remove protocols with the "More Internet" preference pane.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary - now loads on Intel Macs.
- Improved French Localisation. (Thanks to Sylvain Tutusaus).

Requirements:
System 7.0 or later, Open Transport 1.1.1 or later.

Shortcuts is a tool designed to help you assign hot keys to contextual menu items.

It works only with menu items added by contextual menu plug-ins. It allows you to assign a hot key combination to chosen menu item so you can select some object (file in Finder or text) and hit keyboard combination to execute the task normally performed by choosing that menu item.

InternetLocationCM is a contextual menu plugin designed as a helper for Internet Location files. Using this module you can create a new Internet Location file on desktop with URL in clipboard or copy an URL from Internet Location file to clipboard.
Main features:
- create a new Internet Location file on desktop with URL in clipboard,
- copy a URL from Internet Location file to clipboard.

Internet Time Dockling is yet again another "Internet Time" clock which can be displayed continually on the users desktop. This incarnation lives in the Mac OS X Dock. This dockling was derived from the source code for "WebTime" by Cyril Godefroy which in turn was based on work by Eric Peyton.

The Internet Time algorithm was changed from an arithmetic calculation to using a Cocoa NSTimeZone object.

The Beat value is easier to read at most dock magnifications, the dockling background color rotates through the color hue spectrum during a beat. The docking menu shows the users current date/time, the UTC date/time , and an Internet date/Time stamp. All of these menu items are copied to OS X clipboard when selected.

Internet Disconnect presents you with a quick and easy timer to disconnect your modem so that you can go to sleep and leave downloads running on their own.
Completly freeware for non-commercial use.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a cosmetic bug.