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Hi,
Joe's SmartProxy (JSP) is a personal web proxy, or http cache, for
Macintosh. JSP stores your every HTTP request in local index databases
and the contents of the web pages on your hard disk. If you ever had
problem finding a URL which you've just visited a week ago but had a
pretty clear memory of what the page is about, JSP's 'Search in Cache'
function is just for you. JSP is not a usual URLs bookmark manager. JSP
index all your web visits by content. It is much easier for us to keep
fresh memory of the contents we read instead of the cryptic URLs, which
might be deeply burried somewhere in our long bookmarks file. If you are
using a dial-up modem to connect to the Internet and are constantly
worried about your telephone bill --- like many of us in continental
Europe --- you can use JSP to surf the pages which you have visited even
when you are disconnected. You should notice no difference after you
install JSP correctly as you surf.
JSP need PowerMacintosh and Mac OS 8.
