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more sanity checks to ensure DTXS does not return legitimate System and User folders. Report a Problem logs now include LSQuarantineEvents. Report a Problem logs now include scutil -proxy. Some limited support for detecting Eicar test files. a regression introduced in 1.084 in the Activity Log which caused the Trash button and file size display not to function. a bug in the Profiler that failed to enumerate User login items correctly on 10.13 and above. a bug in the Profiler which could generate error messages from lsof when parsing some running software. a blacklist option appears in the Search Preferences this function is currently disabled but will be activated in a future release. CleanMyMac is no longer flagged in the default search. squashed a bug that could cause DetectX to appear to hang on launch. better at finding duplicates without multiple searches. DetectX Swift is notarized for macOS 10.14+. Version 1.088 was merged with Version 1.089 
#Remove mplayer osx extended manual
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DTXS now refuses to remove the MKAuthPlugin.bundle belonging to MacKeeper as it cannot do so safely. DTXS now properly unmounts issues found on mounted DMGs. squashed some bugs in the deletion routine related to permissions. squashed another bug that could cause DetectX to appear to hang on launch. the UI no longer hangs while waiting for the search to complete. This change was made so as not to unnecessarily slow down search times for the majority of users and use cases. Setting it back to '0' will disable it again. #Remove mplayer osx extended full
DTXS will only do a full search for eicar test files if you enable the following preference from the command line: defaults write -Swift eicarTest 1For most users this is unnecessary and not recommended. Some unwanted logging messages have been removed. The 'Update available' notification and button in the UI has been made more salient. The CLI tool now knows better than to try and run a SHA checksum on a directory and has promised to refrain from doing so in future. A bug was addressed that could prevent DetectX from removing some items even when it had the correct privileges to do so. 
The 'Uninstall' menu item has been removed from the application menu.The 'Achievements' feature has been removed.
#Remove mplayer osx extended registration
Registration is no longer necessary for versions 1.xxx of DetectX Swift.Detection heuristics were adjusted to remove two unrelated false positives.Removed a logic error that could falsely convict a benign application mounted on a DMG (Disk Image).Version 1 of DetectX Swift is not supported on macOS 12 Monterey.DetectX Swift now warns if it is not running with Full Disk Access permission.Native Support for M1 ARM64 architecture.Versions 1.0981 and earlier of DetectX Swift are not supported on macOS 12 Monterey.
#Remove mplayer osx extended update
The 'Check for Updates' action in the application menu can also be used to check if an update is available. The UI provides indication when an update is available and a link to this Release Notes web page from where the latest version can be downloaded. Removal of the Sparkle framework means any critical updates for v1.0982 are now handled manually by users. No future versions of macOS will be supported by DetectX Swift version 1. Version 1.0982 is supported on macOS 10.11 El Capitan to macOS 12 Monterey. Aside from any critical bug fixes, there will be no further updates to DetectX Swift version 1.
See the Notes below.ĭetectX Swift v1 is now EOL (end-of-life). DetectX Swift no longer uses the Sparkle update framework.DetectX Swift no longer repeatedly asks for the admin password when launching on macOS 12 Monterey.Several false positive issues have been addressed.
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