toonel.net: JZlib-compressing proxy with Java client
22nd May 2007
Came across toonel.net project. It’s free for private, non-commercial use.
Citing the site:
toonel.net is an experiment in a technique for conserving network bandwidth. If you are paying a fee based on the amount of data you transfer (e.g. 3G/GPRS/DSL/CDMA) and have monthly download limit, or if you have narrowband connection (e.g. dialup modem) then you are most likely to appreciate the service toonel.net offers. There are number of toonel.net client application packages. All solutions are 100% Java based and therefore this service can be used on any platform with an installed Java Runtime Environment, including mobile phones.
toonel.net: what it is good for?
- expensive transports (e.g. GPRS, CDMA…)
- narrowband or slow connections (e.g. dial-up)
- stretching download limits
Why toonel.net is different?
- cross platform
- built from open source components
- allows to compress virtually any traffic
As soon as I switch to some java-enabled personal communication device, (and if toonel.net will still exist by that time ), I would definitely try it. Or if I switch to some speedy but traffic-limited internet-access provider.
September 16th, 2009 at 17:51
请问能给我一个下载的连接地å€å—? toonel.net
September 16th, 2009 at 18:34
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