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# Category:Internet applications

This category includes articles on peer-to-peer networking, bit-torrent clients, chat clients, and other internet-aware applications.

Programs that conjoin networks, perform authentication, or perform specialized (non end-user) services are usually found in category Networking. The category Web server contains articles on various types of servers: web page servers, mail servers, code repository servers, et cetera.

## Subcategories

This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.

### E

- Email clients

### I

- Internet Relay Chat

### W

- Web browser

## Pages in category "Internet applications"

The following 68 pages are in this category, out of 68 total.

### A

- Adobe AIR
- AgenDAV
- AMule
- Aria2

### B

- Bitcoin
- BitTorrent Sync

### D

- Deluge
- DomainKeys
- Dropbox

### E

- Ejabberd
- Etherpad-lite

### F

- Freenet

### G

- Gajim
- Ghost
- Gift
- GNUnet
- Google Earth

### H

- Hellanzb
- HexChat

### I

- Insync
- Irssi-otr

### J

- Jabberd2
- JDownloader

### K

- Kolab
- Ktorrent

### L

- List of applications/Internet

### M

- Mailman
- Mattermost

### N

- Network Security Services
- Newsbeuter
- Nxt
- NZBGet

### O

- Open-xchange

### P

- Pbpst
- Pidgin
- Prosody
- Pydio
- PyLoad
- Pytvshows

### R

- RetroShare
- Rtgui
- RTorrent
- RuTorrent
- Rutorrent with lighttpd

### S

- SABnzbd
- Screen Irssi Bitlbee
- SickBeard
- SickRage
- Slrn
- Sonerezh
- SugarSync
- Surfraw
- Sync laptop desktop
- Syncthing

### T

- Tor
- Tox
- Transmission
- Trickle
- TT-RSS
- Ttytter
- Twister

### U

- Ubiquity Commands
- Unison

### W

- Wget
- Wiki Monkey
- WTorrent

### X

- XFCE simple Network Monitor applet

### Y

- Yandex Disk

Categories:

- Networking
- Applications