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@Blueflame, if you are not using Google Chrome, I suggest you download and install it. It will tell you exactly what it can detect the software is capable of (but that doesn't mean it knows everything).

I'm the "other guy" from the "other thread". You could at least remove the link now that you've been alerted twice. if you don't, it's simply because you're careless. They are actually naming it ImgBurn, fully aware of what they are doing, taking advantage of being linked from this site. Your attitudes are seriously lacking. As a software programmer, this would seriously offend me, as if stealing part of my own identity. My work is an extension of it. Regardless, removing the link now would just be common curteousy, which is also lacking here.

I see. I wonder why it isn't first. Still, If I were hosting software online, which i am!, and/or providing external links to download my software, which I am not, I'd feel responsible to vet external links, and still it doesn't appear checked or removed.

As I stated in the first post, I selected the first link from imgburn.com (mirror 1). I still do not see any direct download link from imgburn.com. Why would you particularly mention mirror 7?

Just to be sure, I downloaded again and installed, since it's already polluted. Thanks again!

Hi, I downloaded Imgburn from the first link "Digital Digest" , and it's a spyware thing instead called marketing manager or something. I'll have to clean and reinstall Windows. Thanks for that!