SiteUnseen

   SiteUnseen From ITC InterNetworks. The easy to use website content analyzer and download manager parses HTML and JavaScript in web pages, finding, downloading and saving any user specified file type(s), jpg, mp3, mpg, etc. SiteUnseen will spider a site regardless of language or alphabet following links and finding files for automatic download. Unique accelerators speed your search through Yahoo Groups photo and file archives, Google Groups messages and other popular services. Additional accelerators can be developed upon request and plugged in without upgrading or installing software. SiteUnseen's passive HTML and JavaScript parse engine never renders a document thus insuring searches that are 100% popup free and preventing malicious software, trojans, malware, virus, etc from infecting the client computer. Integration with Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser, DHTML as well as their underlying network components guarantee all of your privacy settings are enforced. For your security SiteUnseen has no integral dialing or other network connection capabilities, network access is strictly made using methods that you have specified in Internet Explorers connection options. Need to access the Internet through a proxy/firewall or login to a website? SiteUnseen supports both network as well as cookie authentication. Some of SiteUnseen's additional features include: control the extents of a search by specifying the number of levels that a search should tunnel into a website. Restrict or allow a search to cross domains. Restrict the number of files to be found during a search. 90 predefined file types in 8 categories. Import external files containing URL's to web pages and/or content files and then execute multiple search and save operations. Analyze a single page for URL's and save the results into a file that can be edited and/or imported as an external file. Implements Dynamic Memory Buffer Allocation for improved responsiveness.

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