More than 300 different screen savers are available for downloading from the site. For the political folk out there, the Screen Saver Bonanza Page has a plethora of party pranks, including a screen saver dedicated to the first lady's hair, the president's tax agenda, Gorbachev and others. And the best part about it is that the screen savers are entirely free. The page runs on a large amount of advertising, which clouds the monitor but is easy to ignore.
Most screen savers listed are in compressed form.
For them to become usable, you need to uncompress them. The authors of the site suggest you use Winzip, one of the best and easiest uncompression tools on the market today. Viruses could plague downloading, as they could in any Web site. But while the authors try and check out each saver listed, they do not guarantee they are virus free as the files are located in remote locations and are not under their control. In the one year since the site's inception, more than 1.8 million visitors browsed for screen savers, making the site one of the top 1,000 in the world.