Snarfzilla is currently in the pre-alpha stage. This release (0.0.2) is a call for developers and
a technology preview. Please email Rob Cakebread (robc@pop3free.com) if you can help out.
I need Python/wxPython coders.
Start / Stop Freenet Server - This feature works in Linux so far. It doesnt seem necessary for Windows.
The Stop feature is buggy, dont rely on it. The next version will show if the server and fproxy are running in the statusbar.
Freenet Browser - A simple html widget that can fetch and display html pages from Freenet. It does
not do Cascading Styles Sheets or any type of forms manipulation. CSS may be added later, but there is
no plan to add forms processing because there are no forms in Freenet ;).
Freenet Download - A GUI interface that wraps the official Java Freenet client. In the future it will
have a progress indicator.
Freenet Download - A GUI interface that wraps the official Java Freenet client. In the future it will
have a progress indicator. For now you can insert KSK, CHKs. The next release will have the Keyring,
which will keep track of your public/private keys and the files you have published with them.
Browse Keys- You can download all the keys from the various known key indexes (Thalassocracy,
GJ's, etc.) and then search for keywords and que them to the download section. Wow, almost like Napster.
Create Catalog - You can create a very simple XML file that has the keys of mp3 songs. The xml file
also takes ID3 version 1 tags from the MP3s and uses them to create this catalog. You can also change
the MP3 ID3 tags here. Don't try to upload a catalog into Freenet yet, its not finished. When Espra publishes
specifications for their catalog format, Snarfzilla will accomodate Espra catalogs.
Keyring - When you create keys and upload files into Freenet, you can store the public/private keys here.
It can also keep track of the keyname/filename when you download. Its buggy in version 0.0.2
Log - A log window for debugging purposes in version 0.0.2. Simmilar to the console feature in Napster
clients. In a future version it will be the freenet.log file monitor.