I've seen other clients that attempt to access a web interface to a connected host.

I would like to see a way to browse a host (or maybe access a host's web interface, or both) from the connections screen.

I believe this would be similar to the monitor screen, by double-clicking on a monitored search; you search for that same thing...

I'd like to click on a host and browse through what files they have, if any. Right click: see a menu for: Browse host, access web interface, etc.
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I'd like to see what kind of client a connected host is using. (Gnotella, Bearshare, etc.)
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Does Limewire have an HTTP style interface, anyways?
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Perhaps make it easier to ban types of IPs, and Ban firewalled IPs (and not get search results with these IPs, upon preference). (i.e. 90.*.*.* ; 192.168.*.* ; 10.*.*.* ; etc.)
(i.e. Browse a connected host and find they are hosting illegal stuff, then click a ‘ban’ button and kick them off your gnutella connection)
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Is there any way to confirm a connected IP?? I've been having trouble connecting to hosts that Force their IP to something different than what it is supposed to be.

BearShare has a very good built-in Web browsing feature that allows you to see what other files a user is sharing if you are downloading a song. The user must have checked a feature that permits such browsing but it works like a charm. BearShare is part of the Gnutella network and works very well.