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It has a completely local option which is the default.
by tcoff91 7y ago
It has a completely local option which is the default.
- short_sells_poo 7y agoYes, but it still needs to talk to it's servers once to unlock the restricted version. It's all nice and dandy that after the one time activation it can function fully locally, but I never get to that point because the pointless "feature" of activation can't get through the corporate proxy. So to recap: 1. There is currently no paid license 2. The free version nevertheless needs to be activated online to unlock the full power (otherwise there are severe limitations) 3. It can't handle proxies, so you can't activate it at all in corporate environments