In KIS 21.1.15.500, reports are more difficult to understand than in KIS 2020, where they were read clearly.
Couldn’t agree more. Where the detailed reports were before clearly and simply displayed via the ‘all events’ selection, now you have to go through the menu on the left and open each individual report you wish to view (detected objects, anti-banner, scans etc). And refresh them in order to see any recent actions that have occurred. Plus the scroll bar for the new anti-banners module is humongous---have to scroll forever to get to what the location of the incident was. And no ‘Details’ button for the individual events anymore either.
I was able to get KIS remote support to uninstall/re-install my previous version (20.0.14.1085 (i)). Hopefully they’ll pay attention to some of the comments in re this latest build. Making the tools more unwieldy/harder to access for users only impairs their ability to get us to use/vet them, costing them valuable feedback on the app’s performance.
I love KIS, but repeat: The software designers’ mantra is:
‘If it ain’t broke, BREAK IT!!’
bd
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Couldn’t agree more. Where the detailed reports were before clearly and simply displayed via the ‘all events’ selection, now you have to go through the menu on the left and open each individual report you wish to view (detected objects, anti-banner, scans etc). And refresh them in order to see any recent actions that have occurred. Plus the scroll bar for the new anti-banners module is humongous---have to scroll forever to get to what the location of the incident was. And no ‘Details’ button for the individual events anymore either.
I was able to get KIS remote support to uninstall/re-install my previous version (20.0.14.1085 (i)). Hopefully they’ll pay attention to some of the comments in re this latest build. Making the tools more unwieldy/harder to access for users only impairs their ability to get us to use/vet them, costing them valuable feedback on the app’s performance.
I love KIS, but repeat: The software designers’ mantra is:
‘If it ain’t broke, BREAK IT!!’
bd