Covenant Eyes is an accountability application for Windows. No! It does not have anything to do with Accounting. It simply spies on you and stabs you in the back. That is a dramatization, but that is exactly what it does, with your consent. When you install this sneaky application in your system, it will start monitoring all your Internet browsing. It will create complete reports of every website you visit and when you do. That is not all, though. It has an interesting use and adds a feature called Accountability Partners. Those are the people that you trust to see your reports. The application will schedule to send those reports to those partners and they will look through them so that they can discuss what websites are appropriate for you to browse and which are not. This application deals with problems that arise from porn-watching on the clock, I am inclined to believe. I don't see any other reason why you willingly would show anyone what you do on your free time. Maybe therapy, I don't know.
v4.4 [Oct 4, 2010]
- Fixed issue with iTunes 10.5.0.142 which blocked iTunes store.
- Fixed problems with synching iPhone.
- Fixed problem preventing users from opening Safari 5.1.1
- The “Upgrade – Covenant Eyes” window is now the top window when “Check for upgrades” is selected from the Covenant Eyes menu.
- Covenant Eyes for Windows is now built using VS 2010.
- Changed file names to make Covenant Eyes files more recognizable to customers in situations like allowing our processes through firewalls.
- Changed the visual design of the Preferences window to make the options easier to understand and use.
Improvements and bug fixes:
- Fixed an “iTunes Home Sharing” compatibility issue with Bonjour. This update has the potential to resolve other software incompatibilities.
- Improved compatibility with Chrome.
- Fixed “Failed to create empty document” issue.
- Revamped “Contact Covenant Eyes” pop-up to include e-mail address.
- Moved focus on sign-in window to username field if the field is blank.
Menu changes:
- Reordered list of menu items to bring more important options (like “Restart Covenant Eyes”) to the top.
- Added “Help” (which links to our online support documents).
- Removed “Hide URL Logs.”
- Removed the troubleshooter tool.
- Removed “View User Guide.”
- Removed everything but the name, icon, copyright info, and version number from “About Covenant Eyes.”
- Changed “Configure” to “Preferences.”
- Changed “Panic Button” to “Panic…”
- Changed “Check for software upgrade” to “Check for upgrades.”
- Changed “About…” to “About Covenant Eyes.”
- Removed username and password confirmation during installation.
- Removed option to configure proxy servers during installation.
- Added option to reboot later during installation and uninstallation.
- Added “Uninstall Covenant Eyes” to Start Menu.
- Removed warning message during uninstallation.
- Added information to generate an uninstall code.
- Added reminder that uninstalling doesn’t cancel and information for how to cancel.
- Updated contact information.
- Added fix to rare isolated crash.
- Fixed Firefox crash issue with extremely long URLs.
- Fixed user login bug.
- Fixed “NMFLT could not connect to Filter server” issue.
- InstallShield updated.
- Fixed a bug that caused stability issues on startup
- Fixed compatibility issue for Firefox
- Changed Covenant Eyes icons and images to match new branding .
- Corrected an issue that caused time of day on Accountability Reports to be incorrect for some users
- Improved reporting of secure sites
- Fixed a bug that caused stability issues on startup.
- Fixed compatibility issue for Firefox.
- Changed Covenant Eyes icons and images to match new branding.
- Corrected an issue that caused time of day on Accountability Reports to be incorrect for some users.
- Improved reporting of secure sites.
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