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Hi,
Yes, a lot of the website copy still needs to be written or updated. There’s a bit of information about the features on this System Ninja Pro product page.
If you have any specific questions, feel free to ask.
We actually develop and test our apps primarily on x64 Windows. Instead of compiling specific versions for different Windows architectures, we build a single version which runs on both x86 and x64.
Yes, Oracle have changed the URL again.
I’m going to setup a redirect so that I can point JavaRa to SingularLabs’ servers, which will then automatically download the correct the file.
The URLs are: (may not be active yet)
http://singularlabs.com/download/jrex86/latest/
http://singularlabs.com/download/jrex64/latest/An updated version of JavaRa containing these changes will be released within the hour.
The Flash uninstaller does a pretty good job cleaning up on its own. A third party tool is largely unnecessary.
Problems one and two are likely caused by this known issue.
If it weren’t for the underlying bug, it would still perform the desired operation; just not “silently”
A fix for this is currently in progress. Likely related to this issue https://github.com/SingularLabs/JavaRa/issues/20
False positives with JavaRa are a pretty common problem, because of the aggressive way it removes thousands of registry keys and files.
I’ll submit a report to Norton too. Nothing else we can really do until someone there gets around to whitelisting it.
A Windows update broke the way JavaRa enumerates the list of installed programs. The code will need to be entirely rewritten.
In the interim, you can safely skip over this step and continue with the updating process.
The Trim.bat file you’re referring to is not developed or maintained by SingularLabs. You should direct your queries to the author, alan_b.
