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This is brilliant, thanks for making this. I am currently trying it out on Chrome and I can feel the difference. Any future plans of bringing this to the mac? I recently made an app[1] in the similar space for mac and I would love to collaborate to bring this to the mac if you'd be interested. BTW, all the links in your footer except privacy policy are 404s [1] https://lookaway.app
This is brilliant, thanks for making this. I am currently trying it out on Chrome and I can feel the difference. Any future plans of bringing this to the mac? I recently made an app[1] in the similar space for mac and I would love to collaborate to bring this to the mac if you'd be interested. BTW, all the links in your footer except privacy policy are 404s [1] https://lookaway.app
why paid ?
This is brilliant, thanks for making this. I am currently trying it out on Chrome and I can feel the difference. Any future plans of bringing this to the mac? I recently made an app[1] in the similar space for mac and I would love to collaborate to bring this to the mac if you'd be interested. BTW, all the links in your footer except privacy policy are 404s [1] https://lookaway.app
> The participants were asked to watch binocularly a movie on a large TV screen (65 inches, LG OLED65C9, 4 K, 2019) at 2 m distance in a dark room. > With a video format of 1280 × 720 pixels
So you have to work in pitch dark room for this approach to reproduce, no thanks.
I purchased the Windows version and uploaded the file to VirusTotal. It gave me two detections: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/4da40fd5c643e9c7e771b896...
I purchased the Windows version and uploaded the file to VirusTotal. It gave me two detections: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/4da40fd5c643e9c7e771b896...
Nah, virustotal does that stuff all the time. Two detections is low out of all the malware scanners it used. I usually just use malwarebytes.
However, I have password managers, access banking websites, etc so I’m cautious of exes from smaller developers.
I wasn’t able to easily find the real identity of OP but the binary is code signed by a registered company it seems.
I purchased the Windows version and uploaded the file to VirusTotal. It gave me two detections: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/4da40fd5c643e9c7e771b896...
Nah, virustotal does that stuff all the time. Two detections is low out of all the malware scanners it used. I usually just use malwarebytes.
The software author should take a look if this is the case, for to change the packager's configuration (no encryption [if some algorithms in the programs are important, to protect them with through implementation, not packager ], or if the binary is small to not compress, or to adjust other params, etc), or to change of packager, or to contact with the antivirus company.