Avast Performance scan... still as useless as 2 years ago

so I’ve decided to try another performance scan…
after how much I’ve bashed grime fighter, I’m amazed it’s still part of avast:

so here’s all of my performance issues:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/-PtWgPI35Xrw/VU5zGKXj_iI/AAAAAAAAJFM/QW7Yx4WiSVQ/s794/Screenshot%25202015-05-09%252016.48.14.png

Dora: Can you tell me what’s slowing down my system? … Great!

yea… whatever… it’s better to resort to something much more informative… aka Comodo (among many other various things)

@Avast devs: if you’re not going to improve something, just tell me…
I’ll be sure to spread the word over 46 other forums I’m on.

EDIT, also, I still have my old images:
Jul 17, 2014:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/-jTnnDSwCRDE/U8fmm96Tc9I/AAAAAAAAHAY/F8CABvzku1k/s789/GF_still_sucks.PNG

May 6, 2014:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/-m2QdujRck2g/U2mArt_psRI/AAAAAAAAGdQ/OGQE2bbyIPU/s789/GF.PNG

is GF even trying to stay in the game?
because it sure as heck doesn’t look like it…
nothing’s changed except for even less notification with just as much gimick.

Avast!

http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/004/006/y-u-no-guy.jpg

Y U NO DROP GrimeFighter!

You don’t have to install it, do a custom install and uncheck the options in the Tools section that you don’t need or use.

See image example of an earlier custom install.

The avast free version has a very limited sub-set of what is in the full paid version of GF.