I am the developer of SteadyMouse, a Windows accessibility application that assists folks with hand tremors with using the mouse.
I have recently begun getting false positive reports from customers that make use of "Malwarebytes Browser Guard". It seems to be blocking the download of the installer after their purchase. Many of these customers are elderly and not in a condition to easily understand the extra difficulty when the download gets blocked. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Main site for background: https://www.steadymouse.com/
All software is regularly checked against VirusTotal. You can see the most recent, passing, scan results for the two license tiers here:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/cc5c8ac1cce9bc57de5c65ae932efd934ee4944b5eeb5023773594f247baf14e
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/fc9db55abd1be582079c3d53ee28e5d41610545ac50114a9202c63b98a5f3951
I have attached the two most recent installers for your own review. Please take them down however after confirmation.
Notably both installers, and the underlying application executable are code signed with an EV certificate that is in good standing.
I am happy to correspond if you need any further information. The email on my account for this forum can reach me privately if desired. If you need license keys for further testing please contact me.
Kind regards,
Ben Gottemoller,
SteadyMouse, LLC.
steadymouse_software_installers.zip
