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11 years ago
very good site
c
11 years ago
If you download software from here CNET now use their own "Downloading Software". It will also download and install unwanted and unasked-for stuff from Incredimail and other suppliers. The home page of your browser is hijacked to Incredimail and unasked for add-ons installed into your browser. Cleaning up took me ages. Avoid now at all costs.
c
11 years ago
It is very good for my driver download and powerful
11 years ago
great software
s
11 years ago
I have noted on numerous occasions, the CNET site states in its search result, that "software is free." Yet, after going on to the site, I find that the real case is the software is only available for a limited free TRIAL, after which, the consumer must either purchase the software or no longer use it.
This is deceptive practice on the part of CNET and I should think such a well-reputed source would be above engaging in such questionable methodology.
11 years ago
Bourré de pub !
11 years ago
Download is really wonderful, they offer us a professional software download service.
M
11 years ago
I'm download software from cnet
11 years ago
programs i've downloaded didnt worked, i dont know if they were infected.
m
11 years ago
El mejor sitio para buscar software, es muy confiable
A
11 years ago
DO NOT USE, they recently started to use a "Download Manager"
Please read more info:
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2910554
https://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=28692
http://lifehacker.com/5833597/downloadcom-adds-opt+out-bloatware-to-software-installers
L
11 years ago
I used to consider this site as trustworthy, but after I downloaded a program only to find I was given a cnet download manager that then downloaded it (and tried to sneak in another program in the process), I lowered my rating of 90 to 50.
v
11 years ago
CNet is starting to place a proprietary "wrapper" around the downloads which can install additional software (toolbars) that are not part of the what the user asked for. Considering there are many software titles found on Download.com were not put there at the request of the software authors, this constitutes an ethical issue as well as a potential legal one.
A more complete write-up can be found at the ghacks and MaximumPC websites.
k
11 years ago
CNET now uses their own installs on their downloads now. Basically and installer on top the actual installer (installers don't need another installer), all of which has bundled opt-out (you have to uncheck and deny installing toolbars and homepage changes)
I suggest all users to use an alternative site for getting software....
F
11 years ago
Now installs a toolbar with every download.
b
11 years ago
http://t.co/61CVRkF
f
11 years ago
Download.com is now wrapping downloads in "download manager" bloatware that wants to install "toolbars" and other crap on your computer. Avoid.
t
11 years ago
Download.com wraps downloads in bloatware, lies about motivations
http://www.extremetech.com/computing/93504-download-com-wraps-downloads-in-bloatware-lies-about-motivations
N
11 years ago
Now wraps software in its own installer which also tries to install its toolbar, change your homepage, etc.
c
11 years ago
they wrap all downloads in there own installer containing a malware toolbar and other bloatware
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