(using Tor Browser 13.5.1)

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=homedale+wifi
...
https://the-sz.com/products/homedale/
Homedale
Wi-Fi / WLAN Monitor
Windows: Free Download Homedale.zip >https://the-sz.com/common/get.php?product=homedale

(Homedale.zip / 876 KB), extracted . . .
(Homedale / 1.93 MB / 1 Files, 0 Folders), "Homedale.exe"

macOS: Free Download Homedale.dmg >https://the-sz.com/common/get.php?product=homedale_mac
With Homedale, you can scan for Wi-Fi / WLAN Access Points and monitor
their signal strength. The details window shows all 'Information elements' >and their decoded data.
Use the detected access points with Google Geolocation and Mozilla Location >Service to locate yourself.
Homedale works with 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax wireless networks in the 2.4 GHz,
5 GHz and 6 GHz frequency bands using 20, 40, 80 and 160 MHz width channels. >Details
See an overview of all available access points with their signal strength, >security [WEP/WPA/WPA2/WPA3], network name (SSID), BSSID, vendor based on
MAC address, channel, supported data rates and much more.
Details from information elements (IE) advertised by the access points are >parsed and shown.
Signal Strength
You can also monitor the signal strength of selected access points in a
graph over the time. With a right mouse click, you can start logging to a >text file and create a screenshot.
Frequency Usage
See the usage of all Wi-Fi channels and find the optimal channel for your >access point.
Connect
Make a right mouse click to connect and disconnect from a Wi-Fi / WLAN
access point. The blue icon shows the currently connected access point. >Windows: Free Download Homedale.zip >https://the-sz.com/common/get.php?product=homedale
Version 2.11 * 5 months ago * 875kb * VirusTotal Report
New: Channel width display improved
macOS: Free Download Homedale.dmg >https://the-sz.com/common/get.php?product=homedale_mac
Version 1.17 * 6 months ago * 3.9MB * VirusTotal Report
New: Crash prevented
Do you like the software? Make a Donation!
You don't need to have a paypal account in order to make a donation.
Do you have questions? Check the FAQ. >https://the-sz.com/products/homedale/help.php
Do you need additional features or would you like to help with the >translation? Send a Mail!
Install using package managers:
winget install --id the-sz.Homedale -e --force
content_copy
choco install homedale.portable -y --ignore-checksum
content_copy
Supported Languages:
English
French
German
Greek
Italian
Korean
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Simplified Chinese
Slovenian
Swedish
Traditional Chinese
Ukrainian
Supported Operating Systems:
Windows 11
Windows 10
Windows 8
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows Server
macOS 14 ... 10.10

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On 7/29/24 06:59 AM, D wrote:

(using Tor Browser 13.5.1)

etc etc etc.

Why do you post this crap? and in this manor?
Why not just put up a link and maybe your thought as to why it's worth it.
<plunk>
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Al

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Big Al <alan@invalid.com> wrote:

On 7/29/24 06:59 AM, D wrote:

(using Tor Browser 13.5.1)

etc etc etc.

Why do you post this crap? and in this manor?
Why not just put up a link and maybe your thought as to why it's worth it.
<plunk>

You are replying to a poster submitting through a mixmin/dizum remailer.
Most mixmin/dizum posters are trolls, malcontents, peuriles, or other
unwanted poster types. You'll be happier filtering out mixmin/dizum
sourced posts (test on the injection node in the PATH header if your
NNTP client can test on non-overview headers, and supports regex).

Also, since the original post looks like spam in disguise, just another
reason to filter out the crap source. The OP wasn't here to help
anyone, just to announce his promotion.

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On 29/07/2024 12:28, Big Al wrote:

On 7/29/24 06:59 AM, D wrote:

(using Tor Browser 13.5.1)

etc etc etc.

Why do you post this crap? and in this manor?
Why not just put up a link and maybe your thought as to why it's worth it.
    <plunk>

I tend to agree. I find his style almost unreadable - so that defeats
his object.
In this case however the programme is a genuine freeware but as I
haven't used it I can't comment.

Homedale Wi-Fi / WLAN Monitor
- https://the-sz.com/products/homedale/

The print on the website is feint but there are a host of other
programmes to check out.


Is 'plunk' the past participle of plonk? :)



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wasbit

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VanguardLH wrote:

Big Al <alan@invalid.com> wrote:

On 7/29/24 06:59 AM, D wrote:

(using Tor Browser 13.5.1)

etc etc etc.

Why do you post this crap? and in this manor?
Why not just put up a link and maybe your thought as to why it's worth it. >> <plunk>

You are replying to a poster submitting through a mixmin/dizum remailer.
Most mixmin/dizum posters are trolls, malcontents, peuriles, or other unwanted poster types. You'll be happier filtering out mixmin/dizum
sourced posts (test on the injection node in the PATH header if your
NNTP client can test on non-overview headers, and supports regex).

Also, since the original post looks like spam in disguise, just another reason to filter out the crap source. The OP wasn't here to help
anyone, just to announce his promotion.

+1

I filter out anything sent from Mixmin.

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wasbit wrote:

On 29/07/2024 12:28, Big Al wrote:

On 7/29/24 06:59 AM, D wrote:

(using Tor Browser 13.5.1)

etc etc etc.

Why do you post this crap? and in this manor?
Why not just put up a link and maybe your thought as to why it's worth
it.
     <plunk>

I tend to agree. I find his style almost unreadable - so that defeats
his object.
In this case however the programme is a genuine freeware but as I
haven't used it I can't comment.

Homedale Wi-Fi / WLAN Monitor
 - https://the-sz.com/products/homedale/

The print on the website is feint but there are a host of other
programmes to check out.

Is 'plunk' the past participle of plonk? :)

No, it's "ploinked". 80)>

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John C.

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On 7/30/24 06:35 AM, John C. wrote:

wasbit wrote:

On 29/07/2024 12:28, Big Al wrote:

On 7/29/24 06:59 AM, D wrote:

(using Tor Browser 13.5.1)

etc etc etc.

Why do you post this crap? and in this manor?
Why not just put up a link and maybe your thought as to why it's worth
it.
     <plunk>

I tend to agree. I find his style almost unreadable - so that defeats
his object.
In this case however the programme is a genuine freeware but as I
haven't used it I can't comment.

Homedale Wi-Fi / WLAN Monitor
 - https://the-sz.com/products/homedale/

The print on the website is feint but there are a host of other
programmes to check out.


Is 'plunk' the past participle of plonk? :)

No, it's "ploinked". 80)>

Well, we're splitting hairs here, but plunk seems to be defined as striking strings like on a
guitar, where plonk is to set down firmly.
I intended it to mean dropping it in the trash. I filtered as you suggest, however I did it on the
name / email, never tried wildcards in Thunderbird.
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Al

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