ADWcleaner joins Malwarebytes

[OaksLabs]

When no other competitor exists, you will have to purchase their product or risk infection!

Well, I haven't been gobbled up by MalwareBytes' yet. I can also tell you that apart from registry entries I'm in the same bracket as far as technology and detection rates go (compared to ADW and JRT). They do publish new definitions faster, and they support the removal of registry values (and I don't).

However, I intend to keep ORT a free program (for home and commercial use) and to remain open to feedback (post it here: https://www.technibble.com/forums/threads/the-ort-thread-aka-sea-turtle-thread.64451/#post-501976 )

 

[GTP]

Well, I haven't been gobbled up by MalwareBytes' yet. I can also tell you that apart from registry entries I'm in the same bracket as far as technology and detection rates go (compared to ADW and JRT). They do publish new definitions faster, and they support the removal of registry values (and I don't).

However, I intend to keep ORT a free program (for home and commercial use) and to remain open to feedback (post it here: https://www.technibble.com/forums/threads/the-ort-thread-aka-sea-turtle-thread.64451/#post-501976 )

I didn't even know you existed, so I apologise if I caused you any offence.
I'll check out the link you provided.
Thanks

 

[LivHolmes]

Wow companies buying other companies.

 

[KrustyTech]

me too Ian101. Was devastated when it wouldn't support 8.1 > .