The image means it has been checked for viruses with 56 different antivirus programs and detected problems with 2 of them. This means that 54 antivirus software considers this software safe. Rather, we believe that this result indicates a high probability of false positives. (Because if it really contains a virus, it should be detected by more/most of antivirus programs.)
The number of these detections changes due to the daily update of the virus definition file, and there are times when it becomes 0 in ver.1.2.7, and there are times when even ver.1.1.4 is slightly misdetected.
Lovely Composer uses Microsoft Defender to check for viruses with the latest virus definition file and confirms that it has not been detected before every uploading.
Also, Lovely Composer is written in Python, but there seems to be a common problem that applications converted from Python scripts to standalone executables are prone to false positives. This will not be mitigated unless the current application is completely rewritten in a different way, but even then there is no guarantee that false positives will not occur.
No matter how to build any application, there is no sure-fire way to avoid false virus detections. Some functions, such as the ability to open twitter etc. in the browser, are likely to be suspected by antiviruses, but I don't want to remove them for that reason.
We hope that users of our software will understand the above. Thanks.