Deepnet Explorer's tab interface lets you open multiple pages in separate tabbed windows, so you click from one tab to another to view different pages quickly and easily. This "Tab Browsing" saves you time as you open multiple pages in the background while you finish reading your current page.
There are three ways to view a page in a new window/tab:
type a web address in browser address bar and press enter or click the go button
hold your mouse button over a link then drag and drop the link
move your mouse cursor over a link, right click and select "Open in New Window" from the menu
mouse cursor over the tab, right click and select Close from the menu
to close multiple tabs at once, move your mouse cursor over a tab, right click and select Windows from the menu. A screen listing all the tabs open should display. Highlight the tabs you wish to close and hit the Close Window button.
Finding the web pages you want To start browsing the web type a website address into the browser address bar, or click on any link on your home page. Setting multiple start up pages If you check more than one website whenever you start up your browser, you can save yourself some time by setting up multiple start up pages. Deepnet Explorer automatically opens the page you select whenever you launch the browser. To open multiple pages whenever you start Deepnet Explorer navigate to the page you want to view on startup. Click Favorites > Add to Start Pages from the browser menu then click Yes to confirm you would like to add the page. When you next open your browser the page will display automatically. To remove a page from the start pages click Favorites > Organize Favorites > Start Pages. Highlight the page not required then click the Delete to the left. Increase your Internet Speed as well as get Computer Tech Services online 24x7 by Microsoft Certified Techs. More on Deepnet Explorer>> System Requirements Deepnet Explorer - SOFTPEDIA "100% FREE" AWARD Browsing the web with Deepnet Explorer New Browser Super Charges Internet Explorer New Browser was world’s first to foil phishers
Operating Systems Supported >Windows 98 >Windows NT, Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher, Service Pack 4 and above >Windows 2000 >Windows Millennium Edition >Windows XP Disk Space >10 megabytes of free disk space for the Deepnet Explorer program and its support files >As much free disk space as necessary to save downloaded files >Space for your shared files, if any Memory >64 megabytes minimum >A 166MHz Pentium class CPU or higher is required Network >You must have an Internet connection to search, download, and share files on the Internet. >If you are behind a firewall, or your Internet Service Provider does not allow your computer to receive incoming connections, you may experience problems sharing your files, and you may not be able to download files from other users who are also behind firewalls. >Deepnet Explorer also works on a local area network, provided you have at least two computers with connected networking hardware. To operate in this mode, it is necessary to know the IP address of the computer on your local area network you wish to connect to. >You are not required to share files to use Deepnet Explorer.
This letter was wriiten by Yurong Lin, CEO of Deepnet Explorer on March 11, 2005 We, the developers of Deepnet Explorer, believe that one of the most important issues is the growing number of internet users falling victim to phishing, identity theft and other online scams. Our mission is to combat this growing threat, by providing a secure web browser, Deepnet Explorer, that protects users from being victim of online fraud. We are writing this letter hoping that together we, and all browsers, can unite by implementing anti-phishing features and standards that will help users defend against phishing scams and online identity theft. Let me explain… Most commercial web sites rely on a relatively weak form of password authentication: the browser simply sends a user's plaintext password to a remote web server. As you know, this form of password authentication is vulnerable to phishing scams. In phishing scams, users are typically directed to spoof web sites where they are asked to enter their usernames and passwords. By masquerading as a legitimate site, a phishing site obtains the user's plaintext password for the legitimate site. This is why we urge you to join us in the fight against phishing by implementing Password Hashing, which provides a simple yet very effective way of defending against phishing scams. Rather than send the user's plaintext password to a web site, browsers that supports password hashing, such as Deepnet Explorer, send the hash of the user's password combined with the domain name of the web site. The hash data is not only cryptographic; it is also specific to the web site itself. In other words, password hash received at the phishing site is not useful at any other site. Deepnet Explorer has taken the initiative by introducing a new attribute to the INPUT element in HTML form. The new attribute is named “PROTECT”, and it can be applied to the password input as well as any other input that requires protection, such as the credit card number, social security number etc. The result is that any type of input data, not only the password, can be protected. Currently, Deepnet Explorer 1.4 supports two hashing algorithms, MD5 and SHA1. Following is a piece of example code:
IT, New Media & Software Press release from: DeepNet Security - London and Helmond , June 12, 2008 – Deepnet Security Ltd, a leading provider of unified, two-factor and two-way authentication solutions, today announced the appointment of Compricon Nederland BV as its first European distributor to support its expansion into the European Market.Commenting on this appointment Yurong Lin – Managing Director for Deepnet Security said, “Traditionally, Benelux region is particularly strong in multi-factor authentication. The focus and reach to the market that Compircon Nederland BV offers means they are a good partner to help us initiate our growth in the Benelux region”.Frank de Vries, Managing Director at Compricon Nederland BV commented, “We are excited to be working with such a dynamic company as Deepnet Security that has innovative technology that will drive new areas of the multi-factor authentication market and help grow Compricon Nederland BV revenues over the coming years”. The Deepnet solutions will complement our Security portfolio and fit seamlessly in our new company strategy which is based on solutions”, he continued. The market for multi-factor authentication products and technology is forecast to grow at between 17-21% over the next 5 years, and Deepnet Security are well positioned to take advantage of this growth market within the security sector of the IT industry. Increase your Internet Speed as well as get Computer Tech Services online 24x7 by Microsoft Certified Techs. More on Deepnet Explorer>> Browsing the web with Deepnet Explorer New Browser Super Charges Internet Explorer British Browser First to Beat Phishers Password Hashing Offers Latest Protection against Identity Theft
Finding the web pages you want To start browsing the web type a website address into the browser address bar, or click on any link on your home page. Setting multiple start up pages If you check more than one website whenever you start up your browser, you can save yourself some time by setting up multiple start up pages. Deepnet Explorer automatically opens the page you select whenever you launch the browser. To open multiple pages whenever you start Deepnet Explorer navigate to the page you want to view on startup. Click Favorites > Add to Start Pages from the browser menu then click Yes to confirm you would like to add the page. When you next open your browser the page will display automatically. To remove a page from the start pages click Favorites > Organize Favorites > Start Pages. Highlight the page not required then click the Delete to the left. Computer Support and Technical Support will always be provided by Microsoft certified technicians 24x7 ..Live More on Deepnet Explorer>> New Browser Super Charges Internet Explorer British Browser First to Beat Phishers Alternative Browsers Force Microsoft U Turn Installing Deepnet Explorer
