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Forum Thread: Suggestion: Ignore case in program names etc

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cwijones Suggestion: Ignore case in program names etc
Member 22nd Oct, 2010 08:41
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I use PSI V1.5.0.2. Its list of my patched programs has "avast" near the bottom - well away from others like "Adobe Reader". Before I discovered this poor aspect of the user interface, it caused me a lot of confusion (when I was looking in the list for some programs).

I suggest ignoring the upper/lower case distinction when PSI sorts the names in this list (and any similar lists - eg of browser plugins or in PSI V2).

Peter Jones

M.Hansen RE: Suggestion: Ignore case in program names etc
Secunia Official 22nd Oct, 2010 10:01
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Hi
Thank you for your feedback regarding the PSI.

I will make sure that your suggestion will reach our developers.

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