Have you looked at the list ? I've downloaded the 30-day trial and ran an administrative level scan.

Preliminary observations/comments:
1. Today is 31 Jan. Most current scan data is 2 Jan.
2. No "live" protection --- scan-on-demand only
3. I'm wondering what it will do with my remote admin assortment ( an "evil" type it looks for)
4. Frankly, I see no claims that it does anything that I haven't already got covered *LIVE* with browser prefs, OpenDNS, using my head when something asks for my admin level password, the free Sophos AV, and a cookie manager

Scan was still going when I went to bed. I woke up to see that it spotted four tracker cookies (that were no longer where it said they were). It did not say anything about my remote desktop apps ( for mac and for PC remote access). It did not spot my eicar test -- but that is virus, not spyware.

I have removed the software as not useful in my case.

Neat new additions to features --(quickly visited by me).

I was pleasantly surprised to find that there is *NO* upgrade fee --- my old 2x registration was recognized at first launch.

Here is the only digital game I have ever bought that has not faded away ---
Bought it 10ish years ago and still find it "new" due to the various ways you can play it. The enhancements link opens the door to minor and major changes to freshen it.

I was looking for a nice Purity (developer gone) replacement. This one does not offer the specific choices/explanations that Purity does

1. Installer contains nothing but the application and a single preference file is created when it runs (install/run monitored by CleanApp). Did not "phone home".

2. During the cleaning, I saw some of my apps flash by (thinking "Oh No -- just lost my game ranking"). A quick check showed things were still intact.

I'll be removing it for now --- but will be watching for promising development.

1. This one proves lack of frequent updates is *not* an indicator of pitiful software. This baby is easy to use & does the job and does it well.

2. When my Doc asks "how are you doing?", I have data to show --- that makes her happy

3. Dang thing also showed that my weight makes a difference in needed meds and stamina. Gotta cut back on those deserts.

4 I use the "notes" to record my SPO2 readings.

Check the preferences.

1. By default, it checks for updates hourly -- and it does appear that they do frequently update their data because I see downloads happening during many of those checks.

You can change that frequency.

2. You can choose to have it look inside archives routinely or not. If you choose not -- it will still check the contents when you actually open an archive -- or manually select an archive to scan.

3. You can also tell it wether or not to do networked drives.

4. In addition to these "built-in" do-it-or-not choices, you can add specific files/folders/drives for it to ignore.

5. You can choose what it does when it finds a problem --- clean, block, move assorted sequences.

6. To save time for manual system back-ups, you can disable on-access scanning during the backup

7. Lastly --- if you out-geek yourself into the realms of outer darkness confussion --- there is allways the "restore to defaults" button. ;P

version 3.4.5 , PPC --- huge logging issue.

Replaced the app with version 3.4.4 from my backups. Re-installed logger with version 3.4.4 ---- seems to have successfully recovered from the 345 bug without having to get into preference files/ support files.

****INTEL***** only.

If you have a PPC, stick with your old one !

Dangit!!!

My dock no longer functions beyond getting the command balloons up. They don't respond and just hang there 'til I move my cursor to "Finder" in my top menu bar. Grrrrr

Yes, I did run a permissions repair.