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Try going to C:\ProgramData\SwiftKit and deleting the ChromeCache folder.

Does it happen if you don't use the Chrome Frame?

Are you using the Chome Frame?

SwiftKit is in maintenance mode at the moment. So no new features are being actively worked on or planned. If you have more details on what you would like done, I can see how much dev time it would take.

Our OSX developer is currently focused on the iOS version of SwiftKit. However I believe once the iOS version is feature complete, work will resume on the OSX version.

Can you interact with it at all? Like right click it?

Try going to C:\ProgramData\SwiftKit and deleting SwiftKit-RS

SwiftKit launches a chrome instance that uses it's own Chrome profile (you can see it here; C:\ProgramData\SwiftKit\ChromeCache) This is a fresh profile that doesn't contain any of your existing extensions. So I'm not too sure how Adblock used to work for you :/

Well, what firewall do you have?

Can you post us the contents of your Debug.txt file AFTER you tried the Chrome option? http://kb.swiftkit.net/question-how-do-i-enable-startup-debug-mode-.html Maybe you have multiple versions of Chrome installed? You can manually set the path to Chrome in View > Settings

Have you tried using the Chrome option?

Is it any particular skill that does it? Try going to View > Settings and disable the calculator images loading setting.

Only the uninstaller? Bit odd. Yeah sounds like a false positive. It happens from time to time, we've had some trouble with Avast! in the past. Not with the uninstalled though...weird. http://virusscan.jotti.org/en/scanresult/5c4adfd6fe74173f1c540f32b2a114f30d707254 I've just submitted a false positive report to Avast! http://www.avast.com/en-au/contact-us.php?subject=VIRUS-FILE

You might want to run some form of Adware remover to get rid of that SupraSave rubbish first. That will most likely fix your issues. Note that this isn't a problem with SwiftKit but rather your computer has Adware. Quite a lot of Adware attaches itself to Internet Explorer. Since SwiftKit uses IE, that's why you're seeing the advert.

Hmm yep confirmed. I'll take a look at it.

The date watermark is optional, so I guess it could be possible to use your own. Will consider it.

While we could implement something like that, the problem would be no reward. So there would be no real reason to do the objective.

Looks like a bug in our database editor. Thanks we'll check it out.

For the second issue, it's because the focus is in the Chrome window (java applet) and not SwiftKit. If that makes sense. I'll have to do some looking into the first issue. Does it happen every time without fail? Update: Ok i've pushed out an update to fix the screen freezing. Let me know how it goes.

Yeah they did something odd with the highscores. You have to log in to OSRS then logout for it to show again.

Old school or normal?Actually I'm getting it now on old school lookup too. Will investigate.

Does it work if you use the Chrome frame?

It would remember the setting.

I guess I could add a disable option to the right click menu.

Are you using the Chrome frame option?