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Guest LilBambi
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You know what I really miss is that Host manager that used .NET and made it very easy from the system tray to enable and disable the HOST file or edit it and would automatically update it on the fly.

 

Was a great program.

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You mean HostsMan ? If so I don't believe there's still a .Net requirement to run.

 

Not a huge fan of Hosts file management apps but that's just moi.

Guest LilBambi
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No, I don't think so. I think it was called HOSTS Secure ... it had a yellow and black lock icon. Apparently it doesn't work anymore and it's no longer being worked on. I think it was a student? that created it. It was great. But due to no further updates and being so long since it was actually updated for security purposes and/or .NET issues, even if it still worked, I would not be able to trust it to be running all the time. But it was the best one for my purposes and easy for my clients that was out there for a long time.

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V.T. Eric Layton
Posted

Thanks for coming back to reverse your remissiveness. ;)

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Due to my current work commitments, I am no longer able to announce updates to this file.

Posted (edited)

Twitter hashtag #hostsfile should find the latest when they are available.

Edited by siljaline
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