Yup, you are right on this.I'm sorry but no, licensing doesn't have to do with software, it's only about features.
If they are not detected, it's for both free and premium (do you have any examples?)
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Yup, you are right on this.I'm sorry but no, licensing doesn't have to do with software, it's only about features.
If they are not detected, it's for both free and premium (do you have any examples?)
Sounds like a false positive... How is it displayed in the "uninstall" list ? If it's called just "Chromium" that'll be hard to distinguish from the un-forked one...1) Chromium version. I'm using Ungoogled Chromium (for Win 64-bit as in below link) and its version is 80.0.3987.149-2. It's reported correctly by UCheck but it shouldn't suggest an pending update available as it's not been released by Ungoogled Chromium yet. Likely it's applicable to Chromium browser users but forks of Chromium might not be applicable
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Let me add to the software to considerKaspersky is missing from software update list.
What are the advantages against SuMo ?
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Well Install software is also a Premium-only feature in UCheck. So regarding this it's pretty consistent in the industry1. Ucheck free version lets you install software updates directly. This is available only in pro version of SUMo.
I'm unsure how many software SuMO handles, but UCheck is now compatible with 170+ , and still growing every week.Ucheck is getting better by the day and , however compared to SUMo it's software catalog is small (popular softwares) and doesn't detect portable versions of software's for update the last time I checked.
What are those locations?Well Install software is also a Premium-only feature in UCheck. So regarding this it's pretty consistent in the industry
I'm unsure how many software SuMO handles, but UCheck is now compatible with 170+ , and still growing every week.
It does detect portable software, but it's still in BETA stage and only in a few locations
For now I think it's only in Downloads (under User account), and the others are per-software "known install locations", but we planned to make this configurable to add user-defined paths.What are those locations?
Will that work with subfolders in downloads?For now I think it's only in Downloads (under User account), and the others are per-software "known install locations", but we planned to make this configurable to add user-defined paths.
The problem with this lookup is that it takes time to search in many places, unlike the Uninstall registry keys. So it'll be a balance to find between speed and quantity.
It should yesWill that work with subfolders in downloads?
Okay, thanks.Also we are working on a great new feature, which will prevent PUPs to install by unchecking optional offers.
Not only in software UCheck installs, but also in all installers ran manually. This feature still needs to be evaluated technically though, and it's very possible that the "protection" will be in RogueKiller rather (because it has a driver already)
It should yes
Keep in mind our list wasn't meant (for now) to have a lot of portable software.Will give it a try later today.
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Well Install software is also a Premium-only feature in UCheck. So regarding this it's pretty consistent in the industry
I'm unsure how many software SuMO handles, but UCheck is now compatible with 170+ , and still growing every week.
It does detect portable software, but it's still in BETA stage and only in a few locations
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