Comodo Dragon ver 11.4 is now available for download

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[HeffeD]

I wish there was a way to disable this:

NEW FEATURES:
- Button on toolbar to share page (via Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin).

Click on the wrench, select options. Click on basics. Look where it says Toolbar. Untick the box that says show share button.

[captainsticks]

To Lightstep. We probably no longer require the link to Flash player storage settings, because the latest version is done via Windows control panel and is not web based. Check here Thanks.

[overangry]

I think the way it is described is a bit over the top. It is only a button that takes you to a URL which is easily removed following the steps in reply 8 of this Topic from Lightstep. It is a world away from spyware or adware. I would understand easier if it was not optional. Kind regards.

Thanks for that, I know it is not spyware. I just hate it when something works and is good, then all of a sudden you have some crap in your toolbar, out of no where.
I hate anything that hijacks your browser

Tried for 1/2 hour to remove it...LOL to simple

Is reinstalled and working.

[captainsticks]

Thanks for that, I know it is not spyware. I just hate it when something works and is good, then all of a sudden you have some crap in your toolbar, out of no where.
I hate anything that hijacks your browser

Tried for 1/2 hour to remove it...LOL to simple

Is reinstalled and working.

Glad all is going well. IMO it would make sense for it to be disabled by default install, with the option to enable it. It would have saved you some time. Kind regards.

[grevex]

After update of 11.4, CD is back up running fast again. Previously it had become slow and sluggish
over time.

   Great work.

 

[Siketa]

I replaced ChromePlus with Dragon. 

So far its great! 

[Solarlynx]

I replaced ChromePlus with Dragon. 

So far its great! 

me too

[megamanx]

me too

Me three. Seriously, I really did, not intending to start this chain on purpose.

[megamanx]

After update of 11.4, CD is back up running fast again. Previously it had become slow and sluggish
over time.

   Great work.

 

I honestly don't understand where it begin to become "slow and sluggish" to you, it's puzzling.

[Solarlynx]

I honestly don't understand where it begin to become "slow and sluggish" to you, it's puzzling.

When I used CD in January 2011 it was really 'slow and sluggish' then I dropped it. So with some apprehension I've recently installed new CD - and it was OK!

[megamanx]

When I used CD in January 2011 it was really 'slow and sluggish' then I dropped it. So with some apprehension I've recently installed new CD - and it was OK!

I forgot when I was using it, but for the sluggish part, you can simply defrag the computer and presto.

[HeffeD]

Anybody having problems getting Dragon to import data (bookmarks, etc...) from Firefox? I can import from IE, but not Firefox. 

[captainsticks]

Anybody having problems getting Dragon to import data (bookmarks, etc...) from Firefox? I can import from IE, but not Firefox. 

Hi HeffeD. Yes it didn't work here either. I exported the bookmarks from FF as HTML file then imported them into CD from that file using the import function. This worked fine, but direct from FF failed. Kind regards.

[HeffeD]

Hi HeffeD. Yes it didn't work here either. I exported the bookmarks from FF as HTML file then imported them into CD from that file using the import function. This worked fine, but direct from FF failed. Kind regards.

Thanks CaptainSticks!

Yes, that method works, but is a bit roundabout. As Firefox is one of the more popular browsers, this is something that should be looked at by the devs.

[captainsticks]

Thanks CaptainSticks!

Yes, that method works, but is a bit roundabout. As Firefox is one of the more popular browsers, this is something that should be looked at by the devs.

I have just done a bit of checking about and it appears Chrome and FF4 are having the same problem.
So it is not just a Dragon issue, a bit deeper digging might be required.

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