Download Javara 1.10

Java and the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) are required to run Java applets. Sun, the publisher of Java, regularly releases new versions of Java that add new features and fix bugs and security vulnerabilities. However, when updating, the old versions are not deleted and over time these files can take up quite a lot of space. Paul McLain and Fred de Vries of Raproducts have developed a program that can clean things up. Not only are old files deleted, the registry is also cleaned. In addition, it can also check whether the latest version of JRE is on the computer. Version 1.10 of Javara was released on Wednesday and the changelog looks like this:

Added

• More registry keys for JavaRa to detect

updated

• Web address: JavaRa can now be found at

Fixed

• Minor grammatical error
• 124 Error bugs
• Small bug in Sun Download Manager removal

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