In case the developer reads these comments… I read the comment from Peter Blaise and very quickly decided to not spend my time & risk my computer on this one. Maybe next time if developer has others test the program, and maybe describes the “innovative audio recording technology” some place — why would it need to close a browser unless it’s installing deep in the operating system and needs full control of anything that might create an audio path?. That’s little too scary when I depend on my PC for sound recording. What happens if I un-install this, does it put everything back to normal? Is it compatible with ASIO? Does it allow other programs to take exclusive control of audio? Lots of unanswered questions, and not worth making a backup, hours of testing and likely restoring backup, all for a program that rudely shuts down a browser without asking — total disregard for what the customer might be doing? Other than Microsoft, I haven’t seen anyone else do this.