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> QuickSilver Lite Features
>The main QSL window is a message editor. If you're familiar with QS v1,
>it's like if you took an editor window and made that a program itself.
>Here are some features:
> Supports 2000/XP/VISTA/WIN7/WIN8/WIN10
> Makes no registry or start menu entries (including mixmaster) but the
> user can have an optional desktop shortcut
> When installed to \Program Files\ it keeps all data in the user's
> personal appdata directory
> WIN2000/XP =
> \Documents and Settings\{user}\Application Data\quicksilver\qsl
> VISTA/WIN7 = \Users\{user}\AppData\Roaming\quicksilver\qsl
> When installed in any other directory it keeps everything in it's
> home directory
> Can be run from a USB drive
> Two modes of operation: Whistle-blower mode and Expert mode--whistle-
> blower is dramatically simplified
> PGP support via GPG
> Clipboard followup/Reply w/PGP decrypt/verify
> TLS/SSL enabled SMTP/HTTP
> Open-source Eraser.dll used for wiping files. Three wipe algos to
> choose from
> Multiple SMTP/HTTP proxies
> Attachments
> More flexible definition for SMTP authenticated SMTP hosts. Allows
> use of more than one account at a given email service
> Secure mode
> Send preview
> Uses noreply.org allpingers.txt for list of stats sources
> Mailboxes
> Remailer Caps dialog for browsing mix remailer capabilities
> Settable fonts and font colors
> Searchable HTML help with 2 help systems--1 for Expert mode and 1
> for whistle-blower mode. Whistle-blower help is greatly simplified
> A list of email headers for error checking header names in messages
> Sending mail directly to first remailer in chain
> Extension to chain header allowing multiple remailer choices for
> first or last remailer like:
> Chain: *,*,(banana.frell.austria)
> QS randomly selects from those given
> Remailers can be barred from random selection, last in chain, and
> sending direct to remailer
> Open-source released under GPL licensing
> Runs well in Linux/Wine
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>QuickSilver Lite
> An OPEN SOURCE Win32 Mixmaster Remailer Client
> for windows 2000/xp/vista/win7/win8/win10 & linux/wine
>This is the official QuickSilver Lite download site. Though QSL can be
>distributed by anyone who cares to, you can be assured that this site
>provides the most recent version and that these files have not been
>modified or otherwise tampered with, by other parties. For a summary of
>features see this page: QuickSilver Lite Features.
>After you install QSL, take a look at the QuickStart in the program Help.
>LINUX: QSLite will run on LINUX with WINE. Click here for important info
>before downloading.
>FOR NYM FUNCTIONS: This program requires QuickSilver Aam version 0.9b09
>or higher. See 'Nyms' in the program QuickStart.
>The file you want is: QSLite-1.1.4.exe
>OpenSSL NOTICE ***************************
>Recent changes to OpenSSL require that if you use both QSL and QSA, you will
>need to update both programs.
>*****************************************
>Name Size
>Parent Directory -
>previous/ -
>source/ -
>History.txt 21K
>QSLite-1.1.4.exe 4.1M
>QSLite-1.1.4.exe.sig 543
>QSLite-1.1.4.zip 4.1M
>QSLite-1.1.4.zip.sig 543
>quicksilver-old.asc 3.9K
>quicksilver.asc 4.5K
>quicksilver/ (the old version before QSLite) -
>NOTICE: New PGP Key (05-02-2017)
>The files with exe extension are self extracting executables. They simply
>extract to the path given--either default (c:\qsl\) or that desired by the
>user. No registry or start menu entries are made. The files with zip
>extension are the same program, sans self-extractor. These can be manually
>unziped to any directory you wish. The sig files are PGP detached signatures
>and can be downloaded and checked against the corresponding distribution
>files. Quicksilver.asc is my PGP key for sig verification. When selecting
>files for download, choose the hightest version number available.
>QS Lite keeps all its support files (mixmaster, gpg, eraser, etc) in it's
>home directory and is completely compatible and can co-exist with all other
>installations of QS, JBN, OM, Mixmaster, GPG, et al. It relies entirely on
>it's own included support libraries and programs.
>Support is available via 'support' at this site.
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>QuickSilver AAM
> An OPEN SOURCE Win32 Alt.anonymous.messages Client
> for windows 2000/xp/vista/win7/win8/win10 & linux/wine
>This program retrieves and decrypts incoming nym messages from the USENET
>newsgroup alt.anonymous.messages. It doesn't create or setup nyms or attempt
>to teach you nyms. You've setup your nyms with unique subject lines to appear
>a.a.m. The subjects you provided are modified by hashing (hsub) or encrypting
>(esub). This program will find your messages for you.
>This is the official QuickSilver AAM download site. Though QSA can be
>distributed by anyone who cares to, you can be assured that this site
>provides the most recent version and that these files have not been modified
>or otherwise tampered with, by other parties. For a summary of features see
>this page: QuickSilver AAM Features.
>IMPORTANT: Please notice, these files are designated as BETA releases. That
>means there are still bugs in the program. If you encounter any bugs please
>report them to 'bugs' or 'support' at this site. Please include instructions
>so I can reproduce the problem. Non-anonymous bug reports are always
>appreciated. Thanks.
>There's been very limited testing on LINUX/WINE. Any testers helping on this
>OS will be greatly appreciated. If you report a bug, I'll undoubtedly need to
>work with you on it. NOTE: Wine doesn't yet support HTML Help. You need to get
>xChm. It's a Linux HTML Help viewer. With it you can browse the QSA help, just
>as if you clicked 'Help/Topics' on the QSA main menu.
>FOR QSL USERS: This program requires QuickSilver Lite version 1.1.1 or higher.
>Unzip the QSA files directly into the QSL home directory.
>The file you want is: QSAam-0.9b11.exe
>OpenSSL NOTICE ***************************
>Recent changes to OpenSSL require that if you use both QSL and QSA, you will
>need to update both programs.
>*****************************************
>Name Size
>Parent Directory -
>source/ -
>History.txt 4.2K
>QSAam-0.9b11.exe 3.4M
>QSAam-0.9b11.exe.sig 543
>QSAam-0.9b11.zip 3.3M
>QSAam-0.9b11.zip.sig 543
>quicksilver-old.asc 3.9K
>quicksilver.asc 4.5K
>NOTICE: New PGP Key (05-02-2017)
>The files with exe extension are self extracting executables. They simply
>extract to the path given--either default (c:\qsl\) or that desired by the
>user. No registry or start menu entries are made. The files with zip
>extension are the same program, sans self-extractor. These can be manually
>unziped to any directory you wish. The sig files are PGP detached signatures
>and can be downloaded and checked against the corresponding distribution
>files. Quicksilver.asc is my PGP key for sig verification. When selecting
>files for download, choose the hightest version number available.
>QS Lite keeps all its support files (mixmaster, gpg, eraser, etc) in it's
>home directory and is completely compatible and can co-exist with all other
>installations of QS, JBN, OM, Mixmaster, GPG, et al. It relies entirely on
>it's own included support libraries and programs.
>Support is available via 'support' at this site.
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