I tried Revo and wasn't impressed. I thought the uninstaller in the Puran Utilities was much better. That installer took out things that Revo left behind.

At 04:47 AM 3/13/2017, you wrote:

I think the ninite one allows you to bundle several programs together and install in one go, but yes, in the end you are tied to whatever software a site has.


I see that the new revo although updated is still completely inaccessible to us.
Its such a shame when a user interface is changed for the worse.
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fare point, but then again the file hippo program is just the same I think?

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Like most of these though, it can only update apps that exist on the site.
In the real world many programs do have their own check for updates
function now. The snag can be that the web site they route to is not
accessible.
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Ninite is good www.ninite.com hope this helps.

On 11/03/2017 05:40, Lanie Molinar wrote:

Hi. Does anyone know of a good app updater for Windows? I’ve been using
Filehippo App manager, but I was wondering if the if there was anything
better.



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