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Net Viewer 4.1

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  • Price: Free to try (45-day trial); $25.00 to buy
  • Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
  • Date added: January 29, 2009
  • Total Downloads: 6,741
  • Downloads last week: 29
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CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: CNET staff on May 04, 2009

Net Viewer describes itself as an opportunity for users to expand their ability to surf the Web. This program gives users a wealth of options for customizing their Internet experience, but many of these may hinder and not help Web surfing.

Net Viewer instantly tries to help users get familiar with the program. Two windows immediately open up, one being Net Viewer, and another providing helpful tips to getting started. Net Viewer has a basic interface that looks a little dull, since it lacks sleek graphics. It includes a large empty area for showcasing saved Web sites and a short bar of icons for various commands above that. Users are shown a list of the different windows they have saved once they begin, up to 50, in fact. In addition, there are filters and queries that can be run once the Web sites begin piling on top of one another.

While the program does easily and intuitively open multiple Internet Explorers, the additional options are quite confusing. The query option has many boxes and parameters that will not make sense to most users and will probably go unused. The program does offer helpful tips to move forward for those intent on using Net Viewer, but this isn't a program most users will pick up in a few quick sessions.

Net Viewer is a program with a limited appeal to online surfers. Most Web browsers allow users to open multiple windows and save them as favorites. This 45-day trial's lone unique feature, its filters and queries, prove so confusing that we cannot recommend this download except to users with a lot of patience and knowledge on the subject.

Publisher's description

From Accessory Software :

Organize thousands of Web Sites by Categories, priorities, search words, and Users in a password secure database. Collect Web Sites automatically while browsing the internet using up to 50 Internet Explorer Windows at once. Save EMail, URL's, Passwords by Web Site in the database. You can view all your collected web sites by category, priority, web site name, and three search key words. Extract Links from Web Pages and Save Web Pages OffLine. Version 4.1 adds ability to perform functions in up to 50 Internet Explorer Windows at once.

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