moby, your image above shows it is reporting english translation .ini files as malware??

-mouser (November 10, 2006, 07:07 PM)

Well, if it determines that the main components of Orbit (exe, dll) are malicious, I'd certainly appreciate it for offering me options to remove its minion helper files.

this program is reporting this as "xupiter" which it says ads an ad-based IE toolbar .  from testing orbit in a virtual pc i can say it does not do this.

-mouser (November 10, 2006, 07:07 PM)

some of xupiter variants do not install toolbars, them pop up ads base on your urls and/or search terms


Please be noted that Orbit is a new and not-yet-popular program and as a result the majority of anti-spyware software vendors are not yet alerted, which does not give "all-clear".

Hey, Anderson, with debugging and stuff, you never did comment on my note awhile back:

What would you think about a "safe search" option

-Cavalcader (October 19, 2006, 09:50 PM)

...etc.

Is there any chance you'd consider an optional vulgar/profane language filter?

-Cavalcader (November 10, 2006, 02:39 PM)

Sorry, Cavalcader, my fault, plz  :trout: me! And thanks for reminding!  :Thmbsup:

We def need this option as moby's user base grows. It should not be hard to implement, with ability to allow a custom blacklist, and base on which to filter out vulgar/profane synonyms/headwords.

Do we have a relatively comprehensive list of vulgar/profane words to serve as the default blacklist?  :-[