Internet

Connect computers across the internet as if they were on the same local network. Hamachi by LogMeIn is a hosted VPN service built for remote teams, developers, and gamers who need fast, secure virtual networking on demand.

Turn your phone into a dependable webcam with DroidCam (Classic)—connect over Wi-Fi or USB, send clear video and audio to Zoom, Teams, and more, and unlock HD when you need it. Fast setup, low latency, and no extra hardware to buy.

RealVNC (formerly VNC Connect) is a remote access and desktop software application created by RealVNC. It allows users to connect to and control computers from anywhere over the internet. It provides secure access using encryption.

Adobe AIR (for Adobe Integrated Runtime) is a tool for developers that allows them to create applications that run through multiple operating systems. It is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Manage your online world with SeaMonkey—an all-in-one internet suite that combines a web browser, email client, chat tool, and HTML editor, helping you stay organized, save time, and handle everyday tasks in one simple, integrated platform.

Manage torrent downloads with Tixati—a fast, ad-free BitTorrent client built for powerful performance, detailed controls, and smooth peer-to-peer file sharing. For Windows and Linux.

Boost real world speeds with Dispatch—a local SOCKS proxy that spreads new connections across Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and tethered links using simple weights. You can combine paths, keep apps stable, and improve downloads on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Filen is a secure cloud storage service with zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption for all files. This ensures that only you can access your data or the people you share it with. It has free and paid plans and works on desktop and mobile.

Create powerful websites with Joomla, a flexible, open-source CMS designed to give you full control, custom features, and scalability for any online project. You can install Joomla on any server or try it on your local computer.

Adobe Flash Player was a protocol used on the internet in the 2000s. Developed by Adobe, it allowed webmasters to include videos and games on their websites. Flash was discontinued by Adobe at the end of 2020.