ConFetch
TreeWalk DNS Blackhole Plug-ins! If you see the ads at the top of this page, you're NOT using ConFetch!
ConFetch Plug-ins are site and server blocking plug-ins for TreeWalk DNS "Hawk" version 8.21 ((minimum)) that offer protection from objectionable domains by resolving their filtered names to your computer's local 0.0.0.0 address. You can even choose your own filtering level from one of the many installer programs which are designed to incrementally increase your block list's
size, or even customize it further with "ConFetch PRO, LSE or Ultra".
After all, it's YOUR computer or network and you should be able to block anything you want if it helps to stop unscrupulous web sites from connecting to you, right? Well, thanks to the incredible TreeWalk Personal DNS Caching Server program you can use ConFetch to help you do that with Windows 2000 or XP 32-bit Microsoft Operating Systems. ConFetch Ultra is the only version that runs on 32-bit and 64-bit Windows platforms for the
aforementioned OS and is the only version capable of running on Vista (with UAC disabled, that is), on either x86 or x64 architecture.
ConFetch works equally well with either the FREE or Licensed versions of TreeWalk. For more information about these plug-ins, please consult the rest of this page and the ConFetch FAQ to help you to decide which blocker to use. Visit our Credits page for info regarding the list sources and their originators. View the TreeWalk page for more information regarding official TreeWalk download locations on the Internet.
TreeWalk DNS is a Domain Name Server program which fetches and converts Web Site human-readable names into the numbered addresses your computer needs so that your browser, email, instant messenger, and FTP programs can surf the Web. For Microsoft Windows® XP/2000/.NET and 2003 workstations or servers. You can obtain a copy of the program by using the TreeWalk link
provided on the left side of most pages on the ConFetch site.*
All versions of ConFetch will never be affiliated with any form of spyware or adware as it's designed to assist in stopping them from spreading rampantly across the Internet.
* Trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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