For example, I use 2 different version of an open source game called battle for wesnoth. SI only see that I have the 1.6.5 and specify that the latest version is the 1.7.5 ( and it's wrong, versions 1.7.x are only beta, and the last beta is 1.7.6).
Another example when it could be useful is for software that don't need to write entry in the registry, like miranda IM. There are 2 kinds of "distribution": the first is an installer, other is a 7z archive. The problem is that I don't want to respecify each option on each version, especially if the software's development team is active.
I hope you understand what I try to explain... (My english is not very good, but I make all my possible)
]]>The client adjusts itself and accesses the site, not vice versa. Why would you consider this a bug?
Because I used the client option to not report certain program updates because I found them to be either wrong, or refer to license fee updates instead of the original license or freeware. After making that option change in the client, the accessed website still reports the wrong and license fee updates.
]]>It is not an error. Your SIclient options work only in the client.
Then that is a bug which needs fixing.
]]>We will think about it. Now you can manage your notifications at siClient menu Options -> Customize notifications.
Good feature, but it is not working for me.
I have deselected a half dozen programs for update notification (mostly those that want new license fees), selected O.K., closed the siClient and my internet page. When I open siClient back up up it shows I have deselected those programs, but still offers updates on my page.
]]>But for programs like Internet Explorer, I would like to be notified if there are minor updates to the version I have installed (e.g. 6.0.2900.5512) but not be notified that the current latest version is 8.0.7100
That would be a great addition. Thanks!
]]>I think this appliction is brilliant and I love what it does but I think there is one massive thing that should be fixed.
By default or as an option I don't think it should tell you about updates for paid software like Nero, Office etc unless its a Minor/Build update that you can download for Free.
I don't want to constantly be reminded that I am Running Nero 7 and Nero 8 is out. I bought Nero 7 and I am not going to buy Nero 8 or that fact 9 now that its out the point is it should only list FREE programs or FREE updates to paid programs that can be downloaded and installed.
Possibly have an entirly new section for Paid software that you can buy a new version.
See where I am coming from?
Regards,
Max