MC Painter

Okay, I've now relied on admin Rick Brewster's statement because my antivirus was also alerting by behavior and not a specific virus. The supposedly detected Trojan of the type "beast" is not exactly defined. I downloaded the offline installation file to bypass the installation lock from my antivirus program. Then I blocked internet access and turned off the virus monitor. The paint.net installation routine that was then started ran normally. After that, paint.net also started normally. A subsequent full virus scan of the computer yielded nothing. Thanks very much. (Translated from German with Google translator)

My virus protection also detects a virus of the type beast (Trojan) in the installation software paint.net.5.0.7.install.x64.zip. The detected infection is quarantined and installation is denied. I take the alert seriously because in over 10 years of using paint.net I have never had an update virus alert before. (Translated from German with Google translator)

Many thanks for this great plugin browser. It helps me a lot to find the right plugins with my bad English language skills. Best regards from Germany

(Translated from German with the help from a web translator) In the new paint.net version 4.2.6, the pixel density can no longer be adjusted. As soon as the setting is changed and confirmed, the old setting will be displayed again the next time you open the "Picture" menu. Kind regards "MC Painter" Edit: Okay, after cleaning up some temporary files and rebooting the operating system (WIN10 home 64bit) the problem seems to be fixed. So probably no bug in paint.net and I will reboot the PC after each update at first now... 😄