Free testing internet speed software for mac

Fast Internet 1.0.2 is created to be a useful AppleScript with the ability to automatically connect you to/disconnect you from the internet. It's quicker than having to open Remote Access Status or Remote Access and clicking connect/ disconnect. Simply apply Fast Internet to a function key and hit the function key! Remote Access Status will open and will automatically connect for you. If you're currently connected and you open Fast Internet, you will automatically disconnect.

Assign Fast Internet to a function key and there is no clicking needed! Akua Sweets Scripting Addition is required. If you do not have it, Fast Internet will not work.

SANS Internet Storm Center Widget is a small utility that updates your Dashboard with the feed from the SANS Internet Storm Center.

It displays the last 30 entries published.

ADSL internet reconnect is an AppleScript that checks internet connection each 1000 secs and reconnects if necessary.

The purpose is to avoid problems I experienced with my ADSL service provider. I got disconnected every couple of hours, and after each drop, for next 5-15 minutes the connection couldnt be established at all.

If automatic redial was applied all the time , the connection never got established. I realized that situation must be IDLE for these 5-15 minutes, in order to make a connection possible again. Same happened with 2 different ADSL modems. You can also simply edit the delay time yourself.

The Symantec Internet Threat Meter is a free Yahoo! widget that provides you with up-to-date information on the risk level associated with specific online activities.
Use Symantec Internet Threat Meter to make informed decisions as you work and play online.

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Enhancements
- Improved code results in better performance and lower memory usage.

Fix as Internet Explorer File is a droplet that will change the creator of .html or .htm files to Microsoft Internet Explorer, causing the files to be opened in IE when double-clicked.

Completly freeware.

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.