It’s a short post to inform our customers that we have successfully tested our recovery tool for Paltalk with the latest version of Paltalk 9.8. The recovery was successful on both Windows XP and Windows 7 systems.
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PaltalkScene 9.6 BETA that was released recently introduces couple of new features such as Instant Invite and Welcome Widget.
Since this is a new release we have done some testing with the new version to see if Paltalk Password Recovery can recover passwords for the new version of Paltalk.
I am happy to confirm the our Paltalk password finder tool is recovering Paltalk passwords correctly.
Paltalk Password Recovery helps to recover lost or forgotten Paltalk passwords. It works only if you can login to your account without entering the password (Remember my Password checkbox is ticked).
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Paltalk Password Recovery will find encrypted Paltalk, PaltalkScene & SuperIM passwords, decode them and decrypt them with a click of a button. The correct passwords are recovered automatically if they are saved on the local system and you are able to login with Paltalk automatically without having to manually enter the password. All versions of Paltalk are supported including Paltalk Scene, Basic, Plus, Extreme, Deluxe, Premium, PalPlus and SuperIM. Passwords from multiple profiles can be recovered as well as passwords from the ICQ, AIM and Yahoo Messenger that are stored by Paltalk.
As usual with all our releases we’ve done very thorough testing on many system configurations. Testing environments included Windows XP & Windows Vista; Paltalk version 8.5 (recommended for Win 95/98/ME), Paltalk 9.1 and the late PaltalkScene 9.2. We’ve also tested to make sure Paltalk decrypter works for multiple Paltalk user accounts and decodes AIM Passwords, ICQ Passwords and Yahoo Messenger passwords stored by Paltalk.
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On a lightnote: I have never seen so many names and name iterations for one program! Below are the names I discovered were used to reference Paltalk on the official Paltalk site:
I don’t like that. Software needs to be built consistently. Not just the internals. Many names impose crippled marketing.