Software update: JavaRA 2.3

JavaRa is a program to clean up old versions of Java and the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). Oracle, after acquiring Sun publisher of Java, regularly releases new versions of Java that add new features and fix bugs and security vulnerabilities. However, updating does not remove the old versions and over time these files can take up quite a bit of space. JavaRa not only removes old files, but also cleans the registry. In addition, the program can check whether the latest version of JRE is on the computer. Version 2.3 has been released and the following changes and improvements have been made to it:

JavaRa 2.3

JavaRa 2.3 is now available, fixing several bugs and further improving localizations. We’ve also updated the definitions to add support for JRE 1.7.0.40 and older versions (including the 1.6.x series).

• Fixed issue where definition updater would freeze
• The logging option can no longer be disabled
• Fixed crash when using multiple command line switches
• The size of the application window is now preserved between sessions
• Updated Russian, Czech, Spanish and Brazilian translations
• Added Italian and Traditional Chinese translations