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Support for cnet.com downloader
I think cnet.com downloader support should be added. They now propose a lot of adware with their downloader and can be quite difficult for the home user not to install them. Their downloader must be used by a load of ppl.
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Yes!
I just testet Unchecky on a CNET Download.com Installer-driven download, and there has to at least be a huge red flag warning to the end user on the "Accept/Decline" dialogs or else the user will end up with stuff like "Advanced System Protector", "RegClean Pro", and a lot of other stuff that are a pain in the ass - and verified by almost any good antivirus or anti-malwaresystem as PUP.
I just testet Unchecky on a CNET Download.com Installer-driven download, and there has to at least be a huge red flag warning to the end user on the "Accept/Decline" dialogs or else the user will end up with stuff like "Advanced System Protector", "RegClean Pro", and a lot of other stuff that are a pain in the ass - and verified by almost any good antivirus or anti-malwaresystem as PUP.
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Under review
Thank you for the report.
CNET installers should be already supported. Screenshot below.
If you have encountered a CNET-based installer which is not supported by Unchcky, please provide a link.
CNET installers should be already supported. Screenshot below.
If you have encountered a CNET-based installer which is not supported by Unchcky, please provide a link.
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Closed due to a lack of feedback. Please leave a comment if you have more information.
I just tried it with this installer and Unchecky didn't do anything:
http://download.cnet.com/Download-App/3000-18513_4-75864009.html
http://download.cnet.com/Download-App/3000-18513_4-75864009.html
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CNET installers should be already supported. Screenshot below.
If you have encountered a CNET-based installer which is not supported by Unchcky, please provide a link.