May 09, 2015 Little Snitch. A firewall protects your computer against unwanted guests from the Internet. But who protects your private data from being sent out? Little Snitch does! As soon as you're connected to the Internet, applications can potentially send whatever information they.
| App Info | |
|---|---|
| Name | Little Snitch |
| Version | 4.0.3 CR2 – Build 5094 |
| Activation | Pre-Cracked |
| Size | 48 MB |
| Platform | Mac OS X / OS X / MacOS |
| Language | Multilingual |
Little Snitch 4.0.3 for MAC free is an excellent firewall software on the Mac platform. Little Snitch 4 for Mac can control your private outbound data and remind you about the outbound network connection in real time. It is very easy to use and very important app for your MAC, especially if you want to install many cracked mac apps. The program is very light but you need to check your mac os compatibility with each version.
The following are the summary of Little Snitch 4 for Mac (4.0.3) CR2 – Latest Version:
- Release Date – 24 September 2017
- Current Market Price – $51
- Added preferences option for showing data rates either in Bytes/s or Bits/s
- Fixed: Notifications weren’t shown under some circumstances
- Fixed: Silent Mode Notifications are no longer shown when the Network Filter is turned off
- Fixed broken help links in the right sidebar of the rules window
- Improved installation procedure on High Sierra
- Improved support for FTP and MySQL
More Info – https://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/releasenotes.html
System Requirements
Minimum requirements for Little Snitch 4 Mac serial number registration key
- Intel® Mac or AMD with 64 bit Multi-core processor
- 10.8 (Mountain Lion), 10.9 (Mavericks), 10.10 (Yosemite), 10.11 (El Capitan), 10.12 (MacOS Sierra), 10.13 (MacOS High Sierra)
- Version 4.0.3 is not compatible with 10.14(Mojave)
Patch Description
Little Snitch 4 Mac 4.0.3 Full Crack includes a precracked / preactivated software installer. No need to enter serial number or license key.
Instructions
How to activate Little Snitch 4 Full Mac
- Disable your Internet Connection during installation
- Mount Little_Snitch_4.0.3_CR2_[TNT].dmg and Install the software
- Thats it! You can start using the software by clicking Little Snitch v4.0.3 icon on the Application folder
- Finish. ~ Enjoy!
Important
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** Do not update. Download the latest version from our website
** If you got error such as file is damaged or can’t be opened please read Installation Guide
Screenshots
Little Snitch 4.0.3 Mac Single License
How to Download
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- This version is not compatible with Mojave
Little Snitch 4 Mac (4.0.3) CR2 full. download free | 48 MB
By Malcolm Owen
Saturday, June 16, 2018, 04:50 am PT (07:50 am ET)
This week's highlighted apps include changes to iWork on both iOS and macOS, ARK: Survival Evolved makes its way to iOS, and network-monitoring tool Little Snitch for macOS gains a focus mode and rule group subscriptions.
Gmail
Google is silently rolling out an option for iPhone and iPad users that will only trigger notifications for 'high priority' emails. The technology relies on machine learning and AI to gauge which messages are most relevant.
Until now, Gmail's iOS notifications have been triggered for the Primary inbox or all inboxes, regardless of content.
Get it for iOS: Free. Requires iOS 10 or later.
Little Snitch 4.1
Little Snitch is a Mac network monitoring utility, keeping track of which apps are trying to go online and what they're trying to connect to, with menus and pop-up notifications offering greenlight control, whether permanently or temporarily.
The 4.1 update introduces Rule Group subscriptions which can be published on a server and others can follow. This is mostly useful for businesses and other organizations, allowing permissions changes to be pushed on the fly.
Some other improvements include a Focus Mode for working with a rule subset, easier activation of profiles, and vetting of the code-signing certificate used to create an app code signature.
Get it for macOS: $45. Requires macOS 10.11 or later.
Pages 4.1 for iOS
The update for the iOS version of this iWork app primarily adds the ability to record, edit, and play audio directly on the page. Smart annotation marks also stretch and wrap to follow text during edits, and it is also now possible to quickly switch between drawing and smart annotation modes.
Apple Pencil users can enable a setting to use the stylus to select and scroll around a page. Text changes in shapes and text boxes can also be tracked.
Colors and images can be applied as backgrounds in page layout documents, with charts also getting a graphical treatment with a new rounded corners look for columns and bars. New editable shapes, gradient and image fills of items, and other changes are available in this release.
Mathematical equations using LaTeX and MathML notation can be added to a document. For presenter mode, it is possible to set a different auto scroll speed on a per document basis.
Lastly, this release has improved support for Arabic and Hebrew.
Get it for iOS: Free. Requires iOS 11.0 or later.
Keynote 4.1 for iOS
Just as with Pages 4.1 for iOS above, Keynote includes updates relating to the Apple Pencil settings, adding and editing audio, graphical chart additions, support for mathematical notation, and improved Arabic and Hebrew support.
Specific for this app is the ability to edit and create new master slides, and the option to export presentations as a movie or a series of images.
Get it for iOS: Free. Requires iOS 11.0 or later.
Numbers 4.3 for iOS
A similar story to the other two iWork iOS apps, Numbers includes many of the additions included with its stablemates. This includes the audio recording feature, Apple Pencil select and scroll, mathematical notation support, and various graphical options to improve the appearance of a document.
Numbers also adds the ability to easily browse templates for documents by category.
Get it for iOS: Free. Requires iOS 11.0 or later.
Pages 7.1, Keynote 8.1, and Numbers 5.1 for macOS
Released at the same time as updates for the iOS counterparts, the macOS versions of Pages, Keynote, and Numbers have quite similar additions to the apps.
For Keynote and Numbers, the changes are identical, starting with support for mathematical equations using LaTeX and MathML notation, as well as new editable shapes, and a rounded corners update to column and bar charts.
Both also include improved support for Arabic and Hebrew, and have better compatibility with their Microsoft counterparts, PowerPoint and Excel.
Pages includes the same equations, charts, and Arabic and Hebrew updates as the other two. On top, colors and images can be added to the backgrounds in page layout documents, and there is the added ability to track text changes in shapes and text boxes.
Get them for macOS: Free. Pages, Keynote, Numbers.
GraphicConverter 10.6.1
As its name suggests, GraphicConverter lets users convert images en masse. It can import about 200 formats and export to 80, but also supports some more advanced functions such as color management, catalog generation, editing, and effects.
The 10.6.1 update includes an enhanced browser, for instance expanding 'convert and modify' actions. It also implements miscellaneous small changes and fixes, such as GPS detection in RW2 files and better multi-core support for batch conversions.
Get it for macOS: $39.95.
ARK: Survival Evolved
Previously available only on PCs and consoles, ARK is a survival game that asks players to gather resources to craft weapons and shelter. As the game progresses players will tame dinosaurs, meet other gamers, and optionally join with them in tribes.
The iOS port is free-to-play, unlike its counterparts, but makes up for this with in-app purchases such as a $34.99 annual 'Primal Pass' for access to better servers, and reserved slots on free servers. It also has relatively high hardware requirements for an iOS game, demanding at least an iPad Air 2 or iPhone 7.
Get it for iOS: Free. Requires iOS 9 or later.
Hearthstone
Blizzard's popular Warcraft-based card game has been updated with a number of changes to game mechanics, with a focus on changing card interactions in a more intuitive way. The Arena has been updated with several new pick 'buckets' for both legendary and non-legendary cards, which are intended to offer more choice when drafting a deck.
A new Tavern Brawl that started on June 11 and running until July 2 will be based on the 'Taverns of Time,' promising activities with 'alternate realities.' Players will be able to draft from 28 special cards unique to the event, with gold and dust awarded for special daily quests.
Lastly, a new ten-pack bundle is being offered, including two packs each from Classic, The Witchwood, Kobolds & Catacombs, Knights of the Frozen Throne, and the Journey to Un'Goro expansions.
Little Snitch Sale
Get it for macOS: Free with in-app purchases. Requires OS X 10.10 or later on a Mac with an Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB of RAM, and Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT or ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro GPU or better specifications.