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SpywareBlaster
Version: 4.1
Downloads Count: 257,122
License Type: Free
Price: Free
Date Added: Jul 24, 2008
Operating Systems: Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows Vista
Requirements: Internet Explorer
File Size: 2803 KB
Author: Javacool
- Ad-Aware 2008 Free 15,487,324
- Spybot Search & Destroy 8,207,106
- CWShredder 907,223
- Windows Defender 792,196
- SpywareGuard v2.2 (formerly Browser Hijack Blaster) 477,326
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Most recent User Reviews for SpywareBlaster
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Reviewed by: HA2000
08-26-2008
Duration of ownership: 3 Years
Strengths: A large database excellent program if you use internet explorer.
Weaknesses: I can not tell if it misses any because I have spybot-search 7 destroy on the same computers
Overall Evaluation: An excellent addition to add to spybot- search and destroy. I have used it on two computer with win 98 and 3 computer with XP and never had a problem with it.
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Reviewed by: Raymond070748
08-21-2007
Duration of ownership: 1 Months
Strengths: It is impossible to mention the strengths of this program since no one program of this nature can truly catch everything. It does, though, have or consists of a fairly large database, which is just fine.
Weaknesses: If it has a weakness, it has the weakness of all other programs such as this since no one program can catch everything you would like.
Overall Evaluation: My main concern is that it works well on my Vista OS, although the system requirement for this program does not include Vista. For this, then, I find that it is a very well adaptable program that does the job it is created to do, particularly since it works very, very well on this Vista OS, and it has been doing so without fail.
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