A few years ago I bought a license for KeyScrambler Professional and I'm still using it. Lately many softwares are subscription-based and some others that once weren't became subscription-based too. Nowadays lifetime licenses are rarely offered by software companies, unfortunately.
@Harputlu just curious, do you use Keyscrambler full-time, or eg, only when online banking / shopping. I tried keyscrambler(s) years ago and did not like them.
Hello, I use KeyScrambler Professional full-time, not only in browsers but also in apps like Steam, Battle.net client etc. and I never had a issue with it. Furthermore I like the tray icon on taskbar showing the scrambled pressed keys
I use it all the time. It's one of the rare software on my computer that I don't delete.
A different kind of anti-keyloggers are virtual keyboards 4 Virtual Keyboards Tested to Determine their Effectiveness Against Keyloggers . If you prefer not to use "traditional" anti-keyloggers like KeyScrambler or Ghostpress they could be a alternative, better than nothing in my opinion. I use Oxynger KeyShield Free Oxynger KeyShield - The World's Best Anti-Keylogger for the apps that aren't supported by KeyScrambler Professional.
The topic here should be only about SpyShelter, please consider to use next time the other forum threads below:
You're right, I'm sorry for that. I posted here the infos about anti-keyloggers because the thread on official SpyShelter forum Major SpyShelter announcement: Keyboard encryption is dead, long live keyboard encryption is the most viewed and debated so I thought my tests could be useful to some SpyShelter's users too as it doesn't have anti-keylogger protection but, as I wrote above, you're right.
