Radio Silence pour Mac
Pare-feu d'application sortant.
$9.00
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Radio Silence est un pare-feu d'applications sortantes qui vous permet de bloquer l'accès à Internet pour des applications spécifiques.
Caractéristiques :
- 100 % sans nuisance : Radio Silence respecte votre concentration. C’est pourquoi il ne vous interrompra jamais avec des fenêtres contextuelles ou des alertes.
- Aucune maintenance : une fois Radio Silence installé, vous pouvez l'oublier. Il fonctionne en permanence et ne nécessite aucune intervention de votre part.
- Compact et rapide : Radio Silence ne pèse presque rien. Il ne gaspille ni temps ni ressources, ce qui le rend également extrêmement rapide.
- Accessible à tous : pas besoin d’être un expert en réseaux pour utiliser Radio Silence. Il s’occupe de tous les détails techniques à votre place.
Nouveautés de la version 3.1
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Radio Silence pour Mac
$9.00
Version 3.1
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Aug 28, 2024
Version: 3.1
There was an issue with my order—I never received the activation key. I've tried emailing customer service multiple times, but haven’t received a response. I couldn't find any social media channels to contact you either. I really want to use your service, especially since I’ve already paid for it. If anyone from the company sees this message, please respond to the emails sent to customer service. It’s concerning that I could still purchase the product, yet there’s no active support.
Aug 28, 2024
Version: 3.1
There was an issue with my order—I never received the activation key. I've tried emailing customer service multiple times, but haven’t received a response. I couldn't find any social media channels to contact you either. I really want to use your service, especially since I’ve already paid for it. If anyone from the company sees this message, please respond to the emails sent to customer service. It’s concerning that I could still purchase the product, yet there’s no active support.
Oct 27, 2016
Version: 1.0.0
Nice, but it has the same Problem as Radio Silence by the same Dev.
Network Events are not recorded, which means you have to have the App opened all the time. If it was closed and you open it to see, what connections were made you just get a blank window.
@ Dev : please add a keep history for a time span preference!
Unlimited, one Month, one Week, one Day, one Hour, 30, 15, 5 Minunutes should be enough settings.
Oct 26, 2016
Version: 2.0
strange that the monitor only shows stuff when the app is open.
if i did something and want to check what connections were made, i'm screwed if the app wasn't running. i'd suggest, that the monitor always shows the last minutes or hours (a time interval set by some preference)
otherwise i have to say the app doesn't make much sense on its own, because it prevents connections only after you added blocks. this means at least once your info leaked already.
but if that doesnt matter, it is a nice way to check what connections are done by your system or apps.
if i did something and want to check what connections were made, i'm screwed if the app wasn't running. i'd suggest, that the monitor always shows the last minutes or hours (a time interval set by some preference)
otherwise i have to say the app doesn't make much sense on its own, because it prevents connections only after you added blocks. this means at least once your info leaked already.
but if that doesnt matter, it is a nice way to check what connections are done by your system or apps.
Jul 29, 2016
Version: 2.0
Excellent and simple to use. A couple of additions would be nice to see implemented, such as an icon in the menu bar, plus the ability to list in alphabetical order blocked apps. Other than this, a great application.
