[Dismas]

I've decided to repost this, as people have been requesting Photoshop a lot. This is what I personally use for image-editing on the go.

32-bit Installer:
https://mega.nz/file/KfR0lZRQ#KIDQ7o8CIr...RSy-FksTAg

64-bit Installer:
https://mega.nz/file/3KJWUJhJ#Bf-eKWZ5iF...RQlAyH2KyE

There's no virus scan, though amtlib.dll may be detected depending on your anti-virus.
Credits to PortableApps, who uploaded this originally years ago.

[fire]

I've decided to repost this, as people have been requesting Photoshop a lot. This is what I personally use for image-editing on the go.

32-bit Installer:
https://mega.nz/file/KfR0lZRQ#KIDQ7o8CIr...RSy-FksTAg

64-bit Installer:
https://mega.nz/file/3KJWUJhJ#Bf-eKWZ5iF...RQlAyH2KyE

There's no virus scan, though amtlib.dll may be detected depending on your anti-virus.

super usefull, i've been using this for literally years and insanley usefull.

[Boudica]

Thanks Oni. You can't go wrong with CS6 really. Although, I've actually barely used it thus far (favouring more drawing-based software recently). This might be a good excuse to get back into using PS.

[Losi]

Thanks for the upload Oni. I have been using Gimp mainly for image editing for a few years. I'll give Photoshop CS6 a shot.

[Dismas]

Thanks for the upload Oni. I have been using Gimp mainly for image editing for a few years. I'll give Photoshop CS6 a shot.

Only downside is there isn't very good support for 4K. Still way better than Gimp.

[RayDonovan]

Hi

Link for 64bit version saying invalid.

Got a fresh link?

Thanks

[mothered]

Link for 64bit version saying invalid.

It's working fine on my end.

Spoiler:

[fritz]

Hmmm I'd be careful with this:
https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/e...6408666f45

Attempt to find devices in networks: "192.168.240.2/32, 192.168.241.102/32, 192.168.243.62/32, ..."

Doesn't look very good

[Dismas]

Hmmm I'd be careful with this:
https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/e...6408666f45

Attempt to find devices in networks: "192.168.240.2/32, 192.168.241.102/32, 192.168.243.62/32, ..."

Doesn't look very good

From my understanding that functionality is typical of Adobe products, the modification would lie in amtlib.dll. This was released by PortableApps 10 years ago so any malicious functionality would likely be defunct. That said, anything posted here should be ran in a controlled environment with protections until you've made your own judgement.

[fritz]

Hmmm I'd be careful with this:
https://www.hybrid-analysis.com/sample/e...6408666f45

Attempt to find devices in networks: "192.168.240.2/32, 192.168.241.102/32, 192.168.243.62/32, ..."

Doesn't look very good

From my understanding that functionality is typical of Adobe products, the modification would lie in amtlib.dll. This was released by PortableApps 10 years ago so any malicious functionality would likely be defunct. That said, anything posted here should be ran in a controlled environment with protections until you've made your own judgement.

Yeah might be, but don't really see why it would need to scan the entire local network... But from Adobe nothing is very surprising :p

Anyway I personally think open source alternatives are now about as good [depending on your usage], just need some time to get familiar with the UX and then no more doubt about viruses