New release very soon.
https://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=143888
(also has link to beta version 2.0 RC1)
New release very soon.
https://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=143888
(also has link to beta version 2.0 RC1)
Your title is misleading as it suggests there is a release to download. There isn't, it's a release candidate, just one step up from a beta.
Interesting observations here about the new beta....
Interesting observations here about the new beta....
"Oh no it infect me with pop-up ads, and installed some backup program that stole all my files and copied them onto another drive." - I can only imagine that being posted by someone on their forums someday.
@hazel, feel free to change the title to something more meaningful if you think it merits it.
Mta I meant it might have been better to put it in a new thread to reflect the fact it is not a release.
Anyway, water under the bridge now
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 2.00.0.1000 Stable released
changelog https://www.malwarebytes.org/support/releasehistory/
Got it. The scanning time increased on my system by approximately 5 minutes, however it isn't a big deal since I rarely scan with it.
I don't see what all their forum fuss was about with that in-set advertising showing the banner at the bottom for other Malwarebytes products, etc. It didn't bother me.
The new GUI is nice, and thankfully they didn't go down the "me too" route of making a dreaded looking Win 8.x GUI.
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Just wondering if anyone knows the command-line for this new v2.0 for running a database update via a shortcut since this no longer works anymore:
"%ProgramFiles%\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\mbam.exe" /updateshowdialog
See here Andavari
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=2354199&postcount=36
From this thread
I skimmed an article earlier that said Mwv2.0 will support XP
See here Andavari
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=2354199&postcount=36
From this thread
Those HTTPS are invalid for secure connection according to Comodo Dragon.
Thank you, the links do answer my question. Really missing the CLI though, however my batch file can just call the GUI where I can check for an update.
Oh, this is the paid version.
Corona it says (Free) in the title bar, and I'm using the free edition.
See here Andavari
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=2354199&postcount=36
From this thread
i found the golden ticket!!!
thnx
Those HTTPS are invalid for secure connection according to Comodo Dragon.
I use a secure connection at Wilders. They provide their own ssl certificate.
Anyone wanting to read the links can just remove the s from the https bit of the address if they don't want to read it over a secure link and have to accept the certificate.
Info on certificate is here
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=2349462&postcount=35
And for a limited time the Premium version is $19.95 1yr/3 devices.
Bargain!
Hang on, no that's not, the old one was a life time license.
Hopefully they still honour that.
Hopefully they still honour that.
They do.
I'm not as keen on the new interface as I was on version 1.75.
But I guess that's just personal opinion.
Good to hear @TheWebAtom, I tried to verify it from the website and their forum and couldn't see anything along those lines.
I find it a little disconcerting, in the License Details on the new version it states Activated on 03/22/14 which was the upgrade date to Premium, but I've had the Pro version for about 3 years so would have figured it show that initial date.
Time will tell.
I would have thought they change the versioning from the RC1 to final release, yes, that's actually the same code they took to the final release, but still, can easily cause confusion.
I would have thought they change the versioning from the RC1 to final release, yes, that's actually the same code they took to the final release, but still, can easily cause confusion.
I'd imagine it would be even more confusing to the developers who have the same code with two different version numbers.
the number of developers is a substantially smaller group compared to the consumers.
why risk confusing, however trivial the reason, your client base.