I think you're referring to arbornet.org
I used to have an account with them, but haven't check in a while to see if it's still active... It was free and ran BSD.
From their site:
"M-Net is a public-access UNIX system based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, owned by Arbornet, Inc. which is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. M-Net is run entirely by volunteers and funded by various supporters.
We offer over 125 different conference areas, real-time chat rooms, common UNIX utilities such as compilers, E-Mail, a homepage, and WWW access via lynx all for free. Users who want further access to Internet services such as telnet, ftp, and IRC are charged a modest fee, and also get the benefit of becoming an m-net patron or member."
Slashdot Mirror
if this was an imitation site tricking visitors into installing a malicious "toolbar" ?
"Motorola ... launched its CN620 phone, a dual-mode GSM/Wi-Fi device that can make and receive voice calls on a cellular network or enterprise WLAN."
Personally, I love the Tabbrowser Preferences Extension.
It adds a lot of options, lot of customizations, etc... everything you mentioned and more.
check it out!
I used to have an account with them, but haven't check in a while to see if it's still active... It was free and ran BSD.
From their site: