KeyScrambler, the anti-keylogging software, which encrypts keystrokes at keyboard level and decrypts them when reaches the browser or application (it supports), has been updated, version 3.8 has been released.
Free version of software —KeyScrambler Personal— which till now supports Google Chrome and other browsers, now with v3.8 release, fully supports Windows 10 including the Microsoft Edge browser.
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What’s new in KeyScrambler personal 3.8
* Added full Windows 10 support, including the new Edge browser along with AOL Desktop 9.7, QIP Surf, and Amigo.
* Fixed keystrokes not appearing in some situations.
* Fixed compatibility issue with certain addons in Firefox.
* Fixed compatibility issue with Dropbox.
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After installing this version, you need to restart your computer for it to protect all the browsers you’re using.
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