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WebSecure4Linux is an unofficial, open-source Linux client for Zero-Knowledge Systems' Freedom(r) WebSecure service.

Note that you will need to sign up for the service by obtaining a WebSecure activation code and creating a user account and password before this client will operate. You can sign up at http://www.freedom.net/products/websecure/.

Activation codes are sent to your e-mail address. (Once your account has been created, you might want to skip the client download. Unless, of course, you also run Windows.)

IMPORTANT

This is not supported by Zero-Knowledge Systems AT ALL; it's completely unofficial. You can try to get support at the SourceForge project page.

Where to get it

• Released files
• Nightly CVS tarball
• Anonymous CVS access
• Browse the CVS repository online

Some extra notes

• It's not feature-complete. It doesn't manage your cookies, for example.
• It's not speedy. Your performance will suck. It's written in perl, and forks for each web connection.
• It's not supported (except on the SourceForge site). If it breaks, you get to keep both pieces.