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XWeb

Via the use of a customized Firefox Web Browser and a specially designed fast web process, OCENS is able to reduce the time it takes to download typical web images by a factor of up to 10x. Users routinely see a 2 to 3 times improvement in download times when using XWeb. The fast web compression technology reduces typical pictures down to 5% of their original size dramatically reducing download times. In addition to compressing all the images Fast Web also compresses all text streams, removes obnoxious pop-ads, and removes all backgrounds and animations.

Faster download times mean great savings for you.

Compatible with Mac as well!

Add XWeb to a current order for OCENS Mail and waive the activation fee.

Service is only $8 per month

 
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To sign up for XWeb service without an OCENS Mail account.
$30 Activation fee applies.
Service is only $8 per month

 
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Key Benefits

  • Web Content Compression: Without the need for any additional programs to install. Uses Windows internal compression option. Better than 10 times improvement in speed when rendering mostly text based web pages.
  • Removal of Graphic's Backgrounds: Background images are stripped since the do not provide content and take time to download.
  • Pop-up Advertising Stripped: Pop up ads are removed aiding in the fast delivery of real content to your web browser.
  • Ads Removed from Web content: Images containing advertising are stripped from the HTML pages as they download to the web browser again saving bandwidth.
  • Images are re-sampled and compressed: GIF and JPEG's De-Rez'ed on-the-fly during download resulting in much smaller pages, GMN can reduce the resolution of pictures significantly in order to reduce download times by 90%.
  • Viewing of Unmodified Pages: In all instances the user can click on the "View unfiltered page" link at the top of every web page to view the original uncompressed image.