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  • IDN Safe now available for nearly all browsers

    “IDN Safe” is a browser extension which blocks internationalized domain names to prevent you from visiting probable fake sites

    IDN Safe blocks internationalized domain names also known as punycode domains. This helps you to identify them and will prevent you from visiting probable fake sites.

    The use of Unicode in domain names makes it potentially easier to spoof web sites as the visual representation of an IDN string in a web browser may make a spoof site appear indistinguishable to the legitimate site being spoofed, depending on the font used.

    With IDN Safe you can temporarily allow domains or whitelist them at all. By default they are blocked.

    Get it

  • AirPlay with iOS 10 and Kodi (only audio)

    AirPlay with iOS 10 and Kodi (only audio)

    Since iOS 9 you can’t stream videos or images to Kodi anymore. But you can still stream audio, which works pretty well. (more…)

  • Change DNS server on Android without root with Lilly DNS

    I want to introduce you Lilly! Lilly is a DNS changer application for Android, which works without root-access. You can also block ads on your Android device with this!
    Get it on Google Play

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  • IP Geolocator on Android

    I made the Chrome/Chromium Extension “IP Geolocator” also available for Android. You can find it on the PlayStore.

    This app shows your current IP address and geolocational information about it.

    It also notifies you, if you have a broken VPN or proxy connection, when the country-code and/or IP address changes unexpectedly. You can set an alert with a special ringtone and or vibration.

    You can also display your IP position in Google Maps or check for DNS leaks via browser (external service).

    Please note, that the information about your location are fetched out of a database and may not be the same as your real location. This app shows your location like the websites would match your IP to any location.


    Get it on Google Play

  • Schnelltest: WhatsApp Web offenbart “zuletzt online”-Status

    Sofern man selbst in WhatsApp unter den Datenschutz-Einstellungen den “Zuletzt online”-Status anderen gegenüber verbirgt, kann man diesen von anderen auch nicht einsehen.

    WhatsApp Web zeigt diese Information im DOM der Seite web.whatsapp.com allerdings an – manchmal jedoch zu schnell fürs Auge. Abhilfe schafft ein kleines Inject über die Dev-Konsole des Browsers, um in der Konsole den Status der anderen anzeigen zu lassen.
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