I don't understand why this tool needed Java as of v2.0. Totally unneccessary and potentially harmful. Java is one of the biggest security risks in personal computing today. I will under no circumstances install it ever again. Over my dead body.
The same can be said for any app. EXE files can do all kinds of bad. And .NET servers can cause your browser grief. Opening PDF files, ZIP files, can be bad. The list goes on.
"The BSA Browser has been recoded to run on Java and run smoother and faster." Unless the previous version was coded in Visual Basic, I fail to see how changing it to Java is going to make the program faster. If you just wanted to hone your Java skills, by all means go ahead, but you could have made a self contained executable to avoid users having to install the JRE.
works perfectly for me iv been having "out of memory" exceptions thrown up using BSA unpacker when trying to unpack Skyrim textures .BSA which is smaller than dawnguard and dragonborn bsa's which unpacker unpacked but BSA browser just sorted that issue for me thanks ( having a slow time selecting files use shift key )
Doesn't work. I extract and then run the .exe and immediately "BSA Browser has stopped working." When I say immediately, I mean immediately. The application window doesn't even open.
Doesn't work. Tried repeatedly to download, kept getting a trace error or something. Modding causes so many headaches, why can't people just make easy to follow instructions...
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Java is one of the biggest security risks in personal computing today. I will under no circumstances install it ever again. Over my dead body.
http://www.csoonline.com/article/2875535/application-security/java-is-the-biggest-vulnerability-for-us-computers.html
From wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_security#Potential_sources_of_security_vulnerabilities_in_Java_applications
Unless the previous version was coded in Visual Basic, I fail to see how changing it to Java is going to make the program faster.
If you just wanted to hone your Java skills, by all means go ahead, but you could have made a self contained executable to avoid users having to install the JRE.
Thank you so much!