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Google removes Java plugin support from Chrome

If you update your Chrome to the version 42, you will discover that the browser no longer displays a Java applet. The NPAPI plugin support is phased out in accordance to their plan as I wrote earlier.

Google removes Java plugin support from Chrome

Aurigma updates code signing certificate on all products

Aurigma has signed all Image Uploader, Upload Suite, and File Downloader releases with updated Java/ActiveX code signing certificates. Developers should make sure to update the binaries on all websites that use Aurigma to ensure that the Java/ActiveX applets do not generate security dialogues for expired certificates

File Downloader – now works with all browsers

Today we released new File Downloader 7 This new release includes Java-based file downloader, so the product now supports not only Internet Explorer but all widespread web browsers.

New certificate

Our current digital certificate used to sign our products (Image Uploader Dual, Video Uploader, and File Downloader) will expire on 28 August. We have renewed the certificate beforehand and this week the products signed with new certificate have been posted to our Web site.

Killbit for File Downloader

All of you who read our blog knows a lot about killbit for Image Uploader and Microsoft Security Advisory (953839) that stoppes using of unsafe versions.

New File Downloader is available since today

We have released a major update of File Downloader today. For those who do not know what it is - it is an ActiveX control which allows clients to download multiple files from a server with a single click.