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Had trouble with Canadian sites. For example, www.cbc.ca is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Claimed the domain is not registered.

www.cbc.ca worked for me.
I also tried www.lastampa.it (Italy) >>OK
www.guardian.co.uk (UK) >> OK
www.lefigaro.fr (France) >> OK

DomainHostingView 1.55 is out.

Notable changes:
- Now provides a re-usable drop-down history list of up to 20 domains previously checked.
- Added CIDR column in the "IP address information" section

Cheers,

__philippe

@Tad: link to website

I really like this simple program. I used it first to hide/disable a corrupted Magic ISO contextual menu in mere seconds. Then later on I learned about some features of Explorer that could be turned off using this program, so I did that. It worked both times without any problems. I like that you can undo the changes too if you like. Good program. Thanks for updating this.

Love this program, recently had the dreaded explorer crash and this program allowed me to easily identify the culprit, and a uninstall/reinstall of the offending (acronis) software fixed my issue. Would have spent an eternity without this software. Should be part of Windoze.

ShellMenu View is great for eliminating unwanted menu items when right-clicking. Definitely worth the price ($0.00!)
Here's a post we did on ShellMenu View- http://www.softwarecrew.com/2011/05/keep-the-context-menu-in-order-with-shellmenuview/

@Shaun AMEN a very good and useful program which helped me clean up a leftover mess when right clicking. Thanks to the maker for a great easy to use app.
MIKLO

Sorry if I missed the point .... but what is the point of this application?
In Firefox, use CTRL-J to display this information!

It's faster (and easier on resources) than starting FF and hitting Ctrl+J (for example when you're working with a different browser).

juvera: good question. I tried to come up with some possible uses.

Great tool, and a utility that Windows Admin Tools should have by default. Disabling automatic restart and writing down error codes is one thing, but this is so useful when helpful other users who often fail to record the correct information -- and saves them doing so when installed. Two thumbs up.

Saw this tool getting used recently by high-level tech support folks. Definitely an important tool for Windows diagnosis.

Finally had a real need for this -- helped me track down a program that was misbehaving and causing a whole-system crash. Saved a whole lot of time when dealing with support. Wonderful.

It should be pointed out that this tool only works on old versions of Opera (below version 15). Today Opera is based on the code of Chrome Web browser, so you should use ChromeCacheView, which also works with Windows 10.