Hm. That's such a shame! It has every single program I have installed... I may keep it for a while, just to see if it's worthwhile at all. edit: I'll keep it. And I'll continue to use ninite.
That's what it was designed for. And that's why I like it. I'm not interested in the very latest version of a given program. Many times it is a bad surprise. Bugs, glitches, compatibility issues... What I want is: 1 a version that works 2 a version that is patched
Unless we're talking about betas, the very latest stable usually fix bugs and glitches. The very latest security update isn't exempt from those issues either. Stability, speed, resource efficiency, and more features are important to me as well. There should be very little compatibility issues unless you're updating major versions (excluding Chrome and its copycats of course).
None. I don't like updateing thing that works very good. Security on my PC is enough for me, without security patches and software updates.
I only use Secunia for security purposes. I update my programs myself. I mostly use portable apps, so having portablefreeware.com on my bookmarks is all i need really, but i have all major download sites bookmarked and i visit them daily, so i can not miss an update. The problem with update checkers is that they can not detect all the programs you have on your system. Sumo was ok but FileHippo was a joke. Out of around 60 apps i had, it managed to detect 16 or something
None, most important stuff I check it. It is critical to update Windows once a month and make sure that the antivirus is updating at least daily, otherwise I'm not in a hurry.
FileHippo Update Checker here. It checks for updates at startup, and if it finds any, it gives direct download links, if not, it closes. Among others, Fillehippo keeps trace for Java and Flash Player updates.
I use Secunia PSI and I've been using File Hippo Update Checker for a few week which seems pretty good
I do have a weekly update session on my machines... I used to use Secunia PSI but it became bloated...
It's been almost a year since I last used it but I remember that there was an update to version 2 I think. It was nice, but somehow there where at least 2 instances running all the time, services and stuff added to startup, all hidden in a cluttered interface.