coconutWiFi for Mac

By coconut-flavour
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Key Details of coconutWiFi

See if you're in range of an open wireless network.
Last updated on February 27, 2024
There have been 6 updates
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Developer's Description

By coconut-flavour

See if you're in range of an open wireless network.

coconutWiFi displays you a small aqua-bubble at the top of your screen which indicates whether you're in range of a wireless network or not. The app also tells you if the wireless networks in your range are encrypted or open, so you won't miss the next open wireless network any more. It also shows up information about the found networks like the channel number or the bssid.

coconutWiFi for Mac

By coconut-flavour
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GENERAL

Release: March 28, 2010

Latest update: February 27, 2024

Version: 2.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

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Total Downloads: 1,833

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4.7/5

3 User Votes

A neat utility.
sievekingsJuly 12, 2009
Pros
Works welll. Picks up and lists the networks available.
Cons
None noted at this time.
Summary
I install this as part of the "Cooconut Suite" on all the Macs that we have in our lab. On the desktop units it is redundent, but on the portables it is great. Well worth the download and install.
useful
alberto2602February 15, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />On the iMac it is only to verify my wi-fi connection. On the iBook it is very useful (I put it in my login's preferences): tomorrow a will taste the last update (1.1).
Works Fine on 10.4.2
banana_skinJanuary 31, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Works Great on 10.4.2 (on my new 12" powerbook)... all I have to do now is work out how to configure my laptop to latch into one of these hotspots... (a mini tutorial on how to do this would make this even better!)