Ultraleecher

Ultraleecher’s main purpose is to be an efficient Usenet newsreader. If you are familiar with this type of applications, you will notice that Ultraleecher nicely blends together features found in some of the best Usenet readers out there. Some extra functionality is added to this: built-in file manager with the option of displaying thumbnail previews, UltraBurner tool to burn data onto discs, UltraCrypt secure encryption module, and a handy Script Engine.

The Ultraleecher installation file is close to 12MB. A setup wizard will show up when you run the aforementioned file and will guide you through the installation process. The whole thing will take little of your time and a minimal amount of effort. It should be mentioned here that Ultraleecher was optimized for Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system and that the setup wizard allows you to choose one of many supported languages.

By default, Ultraleecher displays the Server Control, Download Panel, File Manager, and all its other modules on the interface. From the View menu you can pick and choose what you want to be displayed on the interface. If you don’t want to see UltraSerach for example, simply choose to hide it out of sight.

As mentioned above, Ultraleecher is more than just a Usenet reader. To get a better picture, here’s a quick look at the application’s main features: integrated Usenet search engine, SSL support, bandwidth limited, automated joining of split files, thumbnail and image viewer, file manager, NZB compliant, data burning tool, secure encryption module, support for multiple languages, and more. You have a trial period of 15 days to uncover all the things Ultraleecher has to offer.

Ultraleecher provides great Usenet reader functionality combined with a bit of handy extra functionality that will put a smile on your face.